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Is there a role for biologics in the treatment of elbow injuries in athletes?
The role of biologics, such as PRP, in treating elbow injuries of overhead athletes shows potential, but the evidence is still early stage.
PRP injection did not reduce Achilles tendon dysfunction at 6 months
A single injection of intratendinous platelet-rich plasma did not reduce Achilles tendon dysfunction at 6 months compared with sham injection, according to published results.
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Mobilized PRP may produce a similar quantity of cells as bone marrow aspirate concentrate
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mobilized platelet-rich plasma produced a similar quantity of cells as concentrated bone marrow aspirate, according to a presenter.
Extracellular patches act as augments during healing of rotator cuff repairs
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Surgeons have a lot to learn about how extracellular matrix patches work to heal rotator cuff tears and how the environment into which these will be placed impact patch performance, a presenter said, here.
Speaker: Be compliant with FDA biologic product regulations to ‘stay out of trouble’
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A presenter, here, suggested ways that orthopedic surgeons can avoid being scrutinized by the FDA for orthobiologics use.
PRP point-of-care devices prove effective for isolating stem cells from synovial fluid
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Stem cells can successfully be isolated from synovial fluid in knees with acute ACL tears or osteoarthritis at the point of care using devices designed for platelet-rich plasma processing, according to study results.
Subchondral bone lesion staging aids in treatment decisions
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Subchondral bone lesions can usually be managed nonoperatively. However, once collapse occurs, biologic options or knee replacement should be considered, a presenter said.
Sprifermin maintains long-term cartilage structural improvements in knee osteoarthritis
Improvements in articular cartilage thickness among patients with knee osteoarthritis who received sprifermin, versus placebo, during the FORWARD trial were maintained over a 3.5- to 4-year follow-up period, according to data.
Acute cartilage autograft provides low cost, risk for osteochondral lesions of the talus
WAILEA, Hawaii — Use of acute cartilage autograft may provide a single-stage, low cost and low risk procedure for treatment of osteochondral lesions of the talus, according to a presenter at Orthopedics Today Hawaii.
Speaker: Biologics are the future of medicine
WAILEA, Hawaii — With its anti-inflammatory properties, regular use of regenerative medicine in orthopedics looks promising, according to a speaker at Orthopedics Today Hawaii 2021, here.
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