The knowledge of the basic aspects of the meniscal physiology is essential to understand its pathology and treatment options. The study of the cellular and chemical composition of the meniscus allows orthopaedic surgeons to know which tears are more likely to heal and what factors may influence them. Research on tissue engineering has permitted the use of autologous or allogenic tissues and more recently synthetic scaffolds. In the present chapter, the embryology and the composition of the meniscus are explained. Furthermore, the healing process and the meniscal replacement issues (rationale and immunological aspects) are also described
In the United States, there are over 1 million meniscus related surgeries per year. Meniscus injury ...
Contains fulltext : 59235.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Meniscus lesio...
Purpose: The purpose of this review was to evaluate the role of biological augmentation and tissue e...
The knowledge of the basic aspects of the meniscal physiology is essential to understand its patholo...
Once meniscus is damaged, a cascade of events occurs leading to degenerative joint changes of the kn...
The meniscus is a fibro-cartilaginous tissue located between the femoral condyles and the tibial pla...
This thesis was thought with the intent to try to fill some lacunae in the knowledge of the anatomic...
The treatment of meniscus injuries has recently been facing a paradigm shift toward the field of tis...
Meniscus is a difficult structure to repair and replace. An injured or degenerative meniscus promot...
Meniscal lesions still represent an unsolved problem in clinical practice. Like the articular cartil...
Objectives: Total or partial meniscectomy have been the gold standard for the treatment of degenerat...
Meniscus regeneration is an unsolved clinical challenge. Despite the wide acceptance of the degenera...
Meniscus regeneration is an unsolved clinical challenge. Despite the wide acceptance of the degenera...
The knowledge related to meniscus biology, ultrastructure, and biomechanics has developed dramatical...
The meniscus plays a crucial role in maintaining knee joint homoeostasis. Meniscal lesions are relat...
In the United States, there are over 1 million meniscus related surgeries per year. Meniscus injury ...
Contains fulltext : 59235.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Meniscus lesio...
Purpose: The purpose of this review was to evaluate the role of biological augmentation and tissue e...
The knowledge of the basic aspects of the meniscal physiology is essential to understand its patholo...
Once meniscus is damaged, a cascade of events occurs leading to degenerative joint changes of the kn...
The meniscus is a fibro-cartilaginous tissue located between the femoral condyles and the tibial pla...
This thesis was thought with the intent to try to fill some lacunae in the knowledge of the anatomic...
The treatment of meniscus injuries has recently been facing a paradigm shift toward the field of tis...
Meniscus is a difficult structure to repair and replace. An injured or degenerative meniscus promot...
Meniscal lesions still represent an unsolved problem in clinical practice. Like the articular cartil...
Objectives: Total or partial meniscectomy have been the gold standard for the treatment of degenerat...
Meniscus regeneration is an unsolved clinical challenge. Despite the wide acceptance of the degenera...
Meniscus regeneration is an unsolved clinical challenge. Despite the wide acceptance of the degenera...
The knowledge related to meniscus biology, ultrastructure, and biomechanics has developed dramatical...
The meniscus plays a crucial role in maintaining knee joint homoeostasis. Meniscal lesions are relat...
In the United States, there are over 1 million meniscus related surgeries per year. Meniscus injury ...
Contains fulltext : 59235.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Meniscus lesio...
Purpose: The purpose of this review was to evaluate the role of biological augmentation and tissue e...