P. Angermann et al., Osteochondritis dissecans of the femoral condyle treated with periosteal transplantation - Poor outcome in 14 patients followed for 6-9 years, ACT ORTH SC, 69(6), 1998, pp. 595-597
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21
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Ortopedics, Rehabilitation & Sport Medicine","da verificare
We evaluated 14 consecutive periosteal transplantations to treat osteochond
ritis dissecans lesions of the femoral condyle. 1 year postoperatively, 9 k
nees were pain-free, but with 6-9 years follow-up, only 2 knees were pain-f
ree. Formation of hyaline-like cartilage, assessed in 12 knees, was documen
ted in 1 patient and assessed as possible in 1 more, but in 10 patients the
tissue formed in the defects was not or probably not hyaline cartilage. 6
knees had developed arthrosis.