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Objective Systematic studies indicate a growing number of clinical studies that use mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) for the treatment of cartilage lesions. The current experimental and preclinical study aims to comparatively evaluate the potential of MSCs
Mohammad Ali Khalilifar +4 more
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Deer antler reserve mesenchyme cells with hyaluronan alleviates cartilage damage in a rat model
Reserve mesenchyme cells (RMCs) of deer antlers have been considered as the promising cell source for repairing injury‐induced articular cartilage or cartilage degeneration.
Boyin Jia +15 more
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Hip cartilage injuries are very common, with rates as high as 50% having been reported in some series; abnormal femoral acetabular contact can result in a full-thickness cartilage defect or labral lesion.
Laurel E. MacInnis, B.Sc.H.K., B.Sc.P.A., C.C.P.A. +3 more
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A comparison between two different biomaterials for treatment of tracheal defect in dogs [PDF]
This study was designed to evaluate the healing process of tracheal cartilage defect after implantation of two different biomaterials in dogs. Eighteen adult dogs from both sexes were used. They were divided into 2 equal groups.
Osama Al-Hyani, Abd Al-Haleem Al-Hasan
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Physically crosslinked poly(vinyl alcohol)-based hydrogels for cartilage tissue engineering
Due to the limited self-healing ability of cartilage, cartilage defect repair remains a challenge in clinical treatment. Therefore, there is a need to provide patients with a promising cartilage defect repair strategy.
Changxin Xiang +8 more
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Four Limb Shaped Auricular Chondrocutaneous Composite Graft for the Alar and the Columellar Defects [PDF]
Background Composite grafts have advantages for small nasal defect coverage. However, if the the outer skin defect and the inner skin defect have a different location, conventional composite grafts encounter considerable limitations.
Seok Min Yoon +5 more
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Imaging of Cartilage and Chondral Defects: An Overview
A healthy articular cartilage is paramount to joint function. Cartilage defects, whether acute or chronic, are a significant source of morbidity. This review summarizes various imaging modalities used for cartilage assessment. While radiographs are insensitive, they are still widely used to indirectly assess cartilage.
Neha Nischal +3 more
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Study on nano-structured hydroxyapatite/zirconia stabilized yttria on healing of articular cartilage defect in rabbit [PDF]
PURPOSE: Articular Cartilage has limited potential for self-repair and tissue engineering approaches attempt to repair articular cartilage by scaffolds.
Amir Sotoudeh +5 more
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TGF-β1 Improves Articular Cartilage Damage in Rabbit Knee [PDF]
The present study was designed to assess the role of TGF-β1 in cartilage repair in an in vivo model of articular cartilage defect in rabbit. Twenty four New Zealand white rabbits of either sex, 6-7 months old (1-2 kgs) were divided into two groups i.e. A
N. K. Singh, S. Shiwani1, G. R. Singh2, D. K. Jeong3, P. Kinjavdekar4, Amarpal4, J. D. Lohakare and S. J. Lee*
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Experimental method replacement of the osteo-chondral defects of the large joints (first results)
Objective: to develop and offer an original method of treatment of bone and cartilage defects of hyaline cartilage on the example of the knee joint.Materials and Methods: a prospective study conducted on experimental animals (sheep) in an amount of 30 ...
G. A. Airapetov +2 more
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