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Biologic Augmentation of ACL Reconstruction: Lesso ...
Biologic Augmentation of ACL Reconstruction: Lessons Learned Pre-Clinical and Clinical Study
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Adam Anz, a surgeon at the Andrews Institute, discusses biological augmentation in ACL reconstruction. He uses translational medicine to explain the process, referencing both preclinical and clinical studies. Anz highlights various studies, pointing out that neither PRP nor cellular therapies currently support ACL reconstruction augmentation. He details his team's techniques and experimental approaches, including a Bio-ACL technique using bone marrow aspirate and scaffolds. Their trials showed no significant improvement but hint at potential benefits. The team continues exploring ACL stump tissues for future improvements. Anz's ongoing research aims to refine and validate biological methods for better ACL graft integration.
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Adam Anz, M.D.
Andrews Institute Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Gulf Breeze, Florida
Keywords
ACL reconstruction
biologic augmentation
Bio-ACL technique
graft maturation
cellular therapies
biological augmentation
translational medicine
PRP
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