Sports Medicine
In instances of full-thickness osteochondral fracture defects, S-core may be used for bone fixation and tissue attachment/augmentation, below the hyaline cartilage surface, to eliminate contact with sensitive articulating surfaces.
Condyle
- Femoral Condyle
Patella Trochlea
- Patella
- Trochlea
Shoulder
Hills-Sachs: Shoulder Instability can lead to engaging hill-sachs defects on the humeral head. Classic treatment options include Bankart or Replissage. Instead, S-Core® can be used to reconstruct and stabilize the defect and proliferate new cartilage.
Distal Clavicle: Is an important bone acting as a strut in the shoulder complex. Rather than distal clavicle resection, S-Core® can target the diseased area of the distal clavicle joint.
Resources
Resources
510(k) K220901 - S-Core® Indications for use
DownloadClinical Video for Hill-Sachs
ViewClinical Video PFJ
ViewSurgical Technique Animation
ViewChronic 1.5 cm² Trochlear Osteochondral Defect with Osteochondrosis
DownloadBiomechanics of Femoral Osteochondral Defect Repairs following S-Core – A Novel Hybrid Procedure with a Subchondral Implant and Dermal Matrix
DownloadA Novel Reparative and Reconstructive Procedure for Knee Patellofemoral Joint Chondral-Osteochondral Defects
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