2021 Annual Meeting Knee Access Pass-Chondrogenesis with Stem Cells in Massive Chondral Defects: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Chondrogenesis with Stem Cells in Massive Chondral Defects: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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In this video, the presenter discusses a research study that has been ongoing for 11 years. The study is a collaboration between the Kuala Lumpur Sports Medicine Center in Malaysia and the Andrews Institute in Florida. The study is sponsored by KSMC Stem Cells Incorporated, the city of Gulf Breeze, Florida, and the state of Florida. The research focuses on developing a technique using autologous stem cells to regenerate articular cartilage. The presenter explains the four phases of the technique, which involve subchondral drilling, cell harvest, processing the cells for cryopreservation, and multiple postoperative injections. The study has shown promising results in improving clinical and radiologic scores for large cartilage defects. The presenter acknowledges the people and institutes involved in the study.

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Dr. Adam Anz

Keywords

research study

Kuala Lumpur Sports Medicine Center

Andrews Institute

autologous stem cells

articular cartilage regeneration