Don’t Wait to Fix It: Early Meniscus Repair Leads to Better Results
A torn meniscus is a common knee injury, especially in active people and athletes. While many know surgery may be needed, fewer understand how important timing can be.
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Back in the Game: How Athletes Are Returning to Sports After Cartilage Transplants
For athletes, a knee injury that damages cartilage can feel like a career-ender. But thanks to a procedure called osteochondral allograft (OCA) transplantation-where healthy cartilage and bone from a donor are used to repair the knee-many are finding their way back into the game.
Tech-Savvy Knees: How 3D Printing Is Changing ACL Surgery
ACL injuries are a common setback, especially for active people and athletes. Getting the knee back to full strength often requires surgery—and how that surgery is done can make a big difference.
Stitch or Bone? Comparing Fixation Methods in Meniscus Transplants
If you've torn your meniscus and are looking at surgery, you might hear your doctor mention something called a meniscal allograft transplant. That’s a fancy way of saying they’ll replace the damaged cartilage in your knee with donor tissue.
The Impact of Global Overcoverage on Long-Term Hip Health
Hip preservation procedures are crucial for maintaining mobility and function in active individuals. While femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) has been extensively studied, less is known about the long-term effects of global acetabular overcoverage (GO).
