Osteochondral lesions in the Lower Limb: Achieving superior functional outcomes with a novel cell-free scaffold in the knee, foot and ankle.

Cartilage defects and osteoarthritis are acknowledged as a disease of the entire osteocartilaginous unit, rather than a disorder limited to the surface cartilage alone.  Whilst marrow stimulating procedures are generally considered as a first line of treatment for full-thickness osteochondral lesions, there are concerns over the durability of the repair tissue and clinical outcome, especially in larger defects.  In this live webinar our panel of experts will present their experiences with a novel nanostructured biomimetic scaffold for treatment of OCL and OCD in the knee and ankle joints, with case presentations and tips and tricks on surgical technique, patient selection and setting up a specialist referral network.