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Clay particles could help stimulate stem cell repair of damaged bone tissue
University of Southampton researchers have provided insight on the ability of clay particles to bind biological molecules and stimulate the stem cell regeneration process to repair damaged tissue and bone.
Graft size linked to antibody development after osteochondral allograft of knee
A significant relationship exists between graft size and antibody development after fresh osteochondral allograft transplants in the knee, according to recently published data.
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No improvement in rotator cuff tendon healing seen after injection of autologous conditioned plasma
AMSTERDAM — Although a few studies in the literature show promising results with injection of autologous conditioned plasma or platelet rich plasma during surgery to repair rotator cuff tears, a study by French investigators showed no difference in tendon healing between tendons injected with the plasma-based substance and those not injected.
Study: Collagen/thrombin hemostasis gel is not warranted for routine THA
NEW ORLEANS — Investigators of a level 1 study from the Cleveland Clinic discovered no statistical difference in transfusion events or units transfused between cementless total hip arthroplasty patients who underwent the use of a collagen thrombin, fibrinogen and autologous platelet gel for a hemostatic adjuvant compared to a control group using standard hemostatic methods.
Promising 9-year results seen with MACT for articular cartilage knee defects
NEW ORLEANS — Investigators found good long-term outcomes in patients with full thickness articular cartilage defects of the knee who underwent matrix associated chondrocyte transplantation, according to a study presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting.
Study: New type of stretching-based muscle memory found
A new type of mechanical memory that increases inherent muscle elasticity based on a muscle’s history of stretching has recently been uncovered. Researchers investigated how titin, the largest protein in the body and the primary source of passive muscle elasticity elasticity, is affected by increasing oxidation levels during muscular activity.
Aperion Biologics receives CE mark for ACL reconstruction device
Aperion Biologics Inc. announced that the company has received a CE mark from the European Union and other accepting territories for its Z-Lig ACLR device.
Cerapedics closes on $9 million venture debt loan from GE Capital
Cerapedics, an orthobiologics company, announced the closing of a $9 million venture debt loan from GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services, which will support general business operations for Cerapedics.
Orthofix announces new chairman of the board
Orthofix International N.V. recently announced the appointment of Ronald A. Matricaria as a director and chairman of the board.
Aperion Biologics appoints new members to its board of directors
Aperion Biologics Inc. recently announced France Dixon Helfer and Mike Ward were appointed to the company’s board of directors.
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