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Algorithm for Symptomatic Chondral Defects
Algorithm for Symptomatic Chondral Defects
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Video Summary
Christian Latterman discusses an algorithm for treating symptomatic chondral defects, emphasizing pain, swelling, and activity level as key indicators. Small to medium defects have many treatment options but lack definitive evidence, while large defects require more aggressive intervention. Lesion size and location matter, especially in high-traffic areas like the lateral femoral condyle and medial femoral condyle, which need structural support. Effective treatments with evidence include osteochondral allografts and MACI. Managing patient expectations and thorough assessment are crucial. Rehabilitation should emphasize accelerated weight-bearing and muscle strengthening. Successful treatment demands planning, technical skill, and understanding of patient-specific factors.
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Christian Lattermann, M.D.
Keywords
symptomatic chondral defects
lesion size and location
osteochondral allografts
MACI treatment
rehabilitation and muscle strengthening
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