Biologic Joint Replacement: Cartilage Paste Grafting

Can You Avoid Artificial Knee Replacement?

Many people with severe arthritis are told they need an Artificial Joint Replacement. Metal and plastic implants replace the worn and arthritic surfaces to alleviate pain and restore activity. However, artificial joints have a finite lifespan, come with activity restrictions, and are more invasive compared to arthroscopic Biologic Joint Replacement. We can biologically repair the cartilage knees -- both young and old, both injured and arthritic. Using a biologic approach, we can delay or avoid the need for artificial joints.

This video describes the surgical technique of an arthroscopic procedure to repair damaged cartilage called "Articular Cartilage Paste Grafting." For more information, including our 2-12 year peer-reviewed, published results, please visit http://www.stoneclinic.com/Biologic-Joint-Replacement.htm

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• arthritis
• oa
• osteoarthritis
• TKR
• UNI
• Artificial
• Biologic
• surgery
• Avoiding total knee replacement
• avoiding osteotomy