The Whole Treatment Menu

Orthopedic cartilage regeneration foresees many different combinations of biomaterials, devices and techniques. This project covers them all.

Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC)

Autologous Micro-Fragmented Adipose Tissue (AMFAT)

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Minced Cartilage

Choose your fighterThere are many ways to treat a cartilage defect in the knee. We visualized every possible combination. So, what's the right choice for your knee?

Will it be microdrilling or simply microfracturing? Should we place PRP (Platelet-Rich-Plasma) directly in the defect or on the surrounding membrane? Perhaps a bit of BMAC (Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate) is in order? And maybe the most crucial question: with or without MC (Minced Cartilage) in the mix?

Client Geistlich Pharma AG
Division Orthopedic Year 2018–2022 Quaint techniques
3D modelling, texturing, rendering With 3D support from Giacomo Pedemonte

Cartilage damage classification

Cartilage Damage ICRS 1A: intact surface, fibrillations and/or slight softening

Cartilage Damage ICRS 3C: up to the subchondral plate

Cartilage Damage ICRS 4B: deep bone lesion

Let us mince some cartilage. A step-by-step guide

Mincing of the Cartilage

Carefully placing the minced cartilage on the membrane

Drenching everything in PRP

Alternatively only the membrane can be submerged into PRP

Some more cartilage images on the menu