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Smith+Nephew CARTIHEAL AGILI-C Cartilage Repair Implant
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Video Summary
The video demonstrates cartilage reconstruction of a long femoral-condyle lesion using two Carty Hill plugs placed at opposite ends. Arthroscopy is recommended first to assess the lesion and the rest of the joint. The surgeon uses an aligner and guidewire to position each plug, maintaining at least 5 mm between implants. Careful, perpendicular reaming creates a tapered press-fit socket; frequent flushing and cartilage trimming remove debris. Each implant must sit flush with the subchondral bone—never proud—and cracked or poorly positioned plugs should be revised, typically by drilling them out and replacing them with a larger size.
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Elizaveta Kon, M.D. & Andrew S. Levy, M.D.
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Carty Hill Cartilage Reconstruction Technique
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Cartilage Lesion
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Arthroscopy
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Lesion Bed
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Femoral Condyle
Keywords
cartilage reconstruction
femoral condyle lesion
Carty Hill plugs
arthroscopy
press-fit socket
Carty Hill Cartilage Reconstruction Technique
Cartilage Lesion
Arthroscopy
Lesion Bed
Femoral Condyle
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