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chondral

 [kon´dral]
pertaining to cartilage.

car·ti·lag·i·nous

(kar'ti-laj'i-nŭs),
Relating to or consisting of cartilage.
Synonym(s): chondral

car·ti·lag·i·nous

(kahr-ti-laj'i-nŭs)
Relating to or consisting of cartilage.
Synonym(s): chondral.

chondral

Pertaining to CARTILAGE.
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This case serves to add to the literature of the rare instances where open reduction of an acute patella dislocation is required, in this instance, for what was likely an incarcerated fracture and a chondral defect.
A rare case of an irreducible patella dislocation
Radiographs cannot detect early chondral degeneration.
Review of acetabular labral tears in dancers
"In our study, the largest of skeletally immature patients to evaluate independent risk factors, a delay in treatment of more than 12 weeks had about a four-fold increase in irreparable medial meniscus tears, an 11-fold increase in lateral compartment chondral injuries and a three-fold increase in patellotrochlear injuries," said Ganley.
Delay in repairing torn ligament ups athletes' physical disability risk
Shelbourne's experience involving nearly 2,800 ACL reconstructions in a recent 12-year period, he identified chondral defects in 23% of patients with an acute ACL tear and 54% of those undergoing surgery for chronic ACL laxity.
Many knee articular cartilage defects do well left untreated. (Incidental Finding During ACL Surgery)
For instance, the dECM hydrogels, gelling at 37[degrees]C, could be easily used in microfluidic models to better mimic the chondral environment and to provide the cells with an instructive cell niche, representing a significant step forward in the development of biomimetic chondral models.
Translational Application of Microfluidics and Bioprinting for Stem Cell-Based Cartilage Repair
Upon further examination, we discovered an ACL tear, an intra-articular loose body, and a grade IV chondral lesion on the medial femoral condyle measuring approximately 20 mm x 20 mm (Figure 4).
The Benefits of an In-Office Arthroscopy in the Diagnosis of Unresolved Knee Pain
This publication, with the title 'A customised femoral resurfacing metal implant for focal chondral lesions - radiostereometric analysis and subjective outcome of the first ten patients' by StAaAaAeANlman, A., SkAaAaAeA ldenb O., Martinez-Carranza, N., HAaAaAeA gstrAaAaAeA m, M.
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The articular surfaces were well preserved without any evidence of chondral collapse or osteoarthritis.
Osteomyelitis After Calcium Phosphate Subchondroplasty: A Case Report
These lesions are described as chondral (limited to the cartilage surface) or osteo- chondral (extending beyond the calcified cartilage layer into the subchondral bone).
In step with contemporary trends-stem-celltherapy as a key driver of regenerative orthopedics at the Clinical Center of Vojvodina--preliminary data for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis and osteochondral lesions/ Ukoraksa savremenim trendovima--terapija maticnim celijama kao kljucni pokretac regenerativne ortopedije u Klinickom Centru Vojvodine--preliminarni rezultati lecenja ..
Partial meniscectomy or trimming of unstable segments for meniscal tears and shaving, abrading and microfracture were done for patients with chondral lesions according to its grading.
Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction using hamstring tendon autograft fixed with Endobutton CL[R] and BioRCI-HA[R] interference screw
Sensitivity for diagnosing chondral lesions of the knee has been reported as being considerably lower (45%-69%).
Influence of MRI field strength on clinical decision making in knee cartilage injury--a case study
Fourteen patients were excluded: 6 because they did not actually have a medial meniscal tear, one because he also had a lateral meniscus tear, 3 due to a major chondral flap, 2 who had already undergone meniscal repair, and 2 due to an osteochondral microfracture.
Surgery for persistent knee pain? Not so fast: for patients with knee pain from a torn medial meniscus, but no osteoarthritis, arthroscopic partial meniscectomy may not be necessary

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