Abstract:Introduction. Dissecting osteochondritis (RO) is based on damage to the subchondral bone, leading to its detachment and sequestration separately or together with articular cartilage with the possible formation of a free bone-cartilage fragment. The disease occurs more often in adolescents, accompanied by an increased risk of early arthrosis of the knee joint. Chronic traumatization of the subchondral bone leads to insufficient blood supply to a certain area of the growth zone of the secondary point of ossifica… Show more
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