Abstract:Chondral delamination is the separation or debonding of the articular cartilage from the underlying subchondral bone. The hyaline cartilage has a limited capacity for healing, meaning it does not possess the innate ability to restore its normal structure or to heal the subchondral bone once detached from it. The purpose of this article is to report the outcomes of a microfracture technique used to manage chondral delamination in a 59-year-old male; we also reviewed the treatment options mentioned in the litera… Show more
“…Chondral delamination is the separation or debonding of the articular cartilage from the underlying subchondral bone at the tidemark forming an unstable cartilage flap that is at risk for complete detachment from the adjacent cartilage, causing full-thickness defects and intra-articular loose bodies. [1][2][3][4] We present the clinical and radiological features of a case of large-sized, discrete chondral delamination in the lateral femoral condyle after trauma.…”
We aimed to present the clinical and radiological features of a case of large-sized, discrete chondral delamination in the lateral femoral condyle of an 11-year-old girl, following trauma caused by inward rotation of her right knee.
“…Chondral delamination is the separation or debonding of the articular cartilage from the underlying subchondral bone at the tidemark forming an unstable cartilage flap that is at risk for complete detachment from the adjacent cartilage, causing full-thickness defects and intra-articular loose bodies. [1][2][3][4] We present the clinical and radiological features of a case of large-sized, discrete chondral delamination in the lateral femoral condyle after trauma.…”
We aimed to present the clinical and radiological features of a case of large-sized, discrete chondral delamination in the lateral femoral condyle of an 11-year-old girl, following trauma caused by inward rotation of her right knee.
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