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| your home for sports injury prevention & treatment, fitness and nutrition your home for sports injury prevention & treatment, fitness and nutrition search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home dr. brian cole steve kashul contact media kit blog podcasts podcastsegments 670thescore apple podcasts podcast player spreaker podcasts youtube podcasts podcast apps ios app android app amazon alexa rss feed podcast archives 2016-17 podcast detail 2015 podcast detail tunein radio stitcherradio podcasts.com articles acsm allosource andrewsinstitute athletico ati physicaltherapy chicago dance therapy djo global jrf ortho karenmalkin midwestortho sidelinesportsdoc interviews allosource athletico physical therapy ati physical therapy djo global karen malkin midwest orthopaedics partners jrf ortho allosource athletico physical therapy ati physical therapy karen malkin health counseling midwest orthopaedics pulsar scientific medwest associates sideline sports doc briancolemd procedures in 3d 3d animations knee info dr. cole | knee knee guide app knees for life shoulder info dr. cole | shoulder shoulder guide app shoulders for life elbow info orthoinfo-aaos sparing the scalpel – tedx talk basketball anatomy – book sports medicine videos articles patient experiences patient education what’s new in orthopaedics orthoillustrated videos body maps-healthline research funding research dr. cole’s publications donate post navigation ← older posts osteochondral allograft transplantation effective for certain knee cartilage repairs posted on august 24, 2018 by sportsmedicineweekly reply by jrf ortho isolated femoral condyle lesions account for 75% of the cartilage repair procedures performed in the knee joint, and physicians have a variety of techniques to consider as part of surgical treatment. osteochondral allograft transplantation (oca) is a valuable and successful approach for this condition, as described by research presented today at the american orthopaedic society for sports medicine ‘s specialty day in new orleans. “our study demonstrated that the modern oca transplantation technique, which utilizes thin, dowel type grafts, was very effective in treating patients with femoral condyle cartilage lesions,” noted luís e. tírico, md, who is currently with the university of sao paulo in sao paulo, brazil and served as the research fellow and lead author on the presentation under dr. william bugbee, director of clinical research and head of the scripps cartilage restoration and transplant program at scripps clinic in la jolla, ca. “in 200 cases, we noted an 89% satisfaction rate with those treated by this method, along with significant improvements in clinical scores and a low graft failure rate.” the study, which represents the largest reported cohort of isolated femoral condyle lesions treated with the modern, dowel technique for oca transplantation included 187 patients (200 knees) who underwent oca transplantation between june 1999 and august 2014. at a minimum follow-up of two and average of 6.7 years, international knee documentation committee (ikdc) total scores improved from 43.7 to 76.2 on average, and knee injury and osteoarthritis outcome score (koos) for pain improved from 66.5 to 85.3, and 74.5 to 91.1 for activities of daily living. further surgery was required in 52 knees (26%), of which 16 (8%) were considered failures, as defined by removal or revision of the allograft. “the modern technique of oca transplantation for treating isolated femoral condyle lesions offers patient better results over other cartilage repair procedures,” commented tírico. “these results appear to be equal or superior to any other cartilage repair procedure for the treatment of femoral condyle lesions and leads us to consider whether fresh oca should be viewed as the current gold standard in cartilage repair for focal femoral condyle lesions. share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on 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patient at midwest orthopaedics at rush , so they sought help right away from that group. they were introduced to dr. gregory nicholson , an expert in shoulder and elbow surgery. dr. nicholson diagnosed ben with ulnar neuritis (also known as cubital tunnel syndrome), an inflammation of the ulnar nerve, which passes behind the medial epicondyle of the elbow down through the forearm and into the hand. the ulnar nerve is more commonly thought of as the “funny bone” nerve and inflammation can cause numbness or weakness in the hand. because of the position of the nerve, it is stretched when the elbow is bent. thus, with the throwing motion it can become inflamed. in some cases, a splint or brace that keeps the elbow straight can be enough to relieve the pressure on the ulnar nerve. in ben’s case, dr. nicholson recommended surgery to decompress the nerve and relieve ben’s symptoms. “ulnar nerve decompression and transposition (moving the nerve to the front of the bend of the elbow) is a low-risk, outpatient procedure with a relatively high success rate. if patients are diligent with their physical therapy and follow the course of treatment, most regain full function,” dr. nicholson explains. ben and his family agreed to the surgery and he completed it while still in high school. during the procedure, dr. nicholson made an incision along the inside of ben’s elbow. once the nerve was fully explored, decompressed and moved slightly, ben’s connective tissue and skin were closed with small stitches. the surgery was successful and ben soared through his physical therapy. now, a few years post-surgery, ben says he “feels 100 percent,” and has had no pain recurrence. however, in order to avoid another overuse injury, he has changed positions from pitcher to catcher. “to err on the side of caution, i decided to primarily play catcher. that way, i’m not putting too much strain on my arm, but can still be involved in every pitch.” to commemorate his positive outcome, ben had a “smile” face tattooed over his surgery scar as a reminder to persevere and stay positive. “at first my arm felt a bit strange after surgery and it took me awhile to adjust. but now i’m lifting weights and throwing with no problem and i feel stronger than ever.” to schedule an appointment with dr. nicholson to discuss your shoulder or elbow pain or condition, call 877-md-bones. share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to share on linkedin (opens in new window) click to email this to a friend (opens in new window) click to print (opens in new window) posted in articles , baseball , elbow , injury , midwestortho , sports , treatment , youth | leave a reply 3 reasons to attend the chicago sports summit posted on august 22, 2018 by sportsmedicineweekly reply by athletico physical therapy we are proud to be the title sponsor of the third annual chicago sports summit ! 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