AI Article Synopsis
- This Technical Note outlines a surgical procedure for treating high-grade osteochondritis dissecans in the elbow joint's humeral capitellum.
- The treatment involves an arthroscopic, one-stage method that addresses the damaged cartilage.
- The procedure specifically employs minced cartilage implantation to help regenerate and repair the affected area.
Article Abstract
This Technical Note describes the full arthroscopic one-stage treatment of high-grade osteochondritis dissecans of the humeral capitellum of the elbow joint by means of minced cartilage implantation.
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