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Autograft transplantation to treat osteochondral lesions of the talus

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Osteochondral lesions of the talus are a challenging orthopedic condition characterized by disruption of articular cartilage and subchondral bone in the ankle joint. Treatment can range from non-operative management to arthroscopy with debridement and marrow stimulation as well as chondroplasty and osteochondral autograft/allograft transplantation (OAT); the extent of the treatment depends on the patient's symptoms and the size of the lesion. 

The aim of our E-poster is to provide a comprehensive overview of these lesions and their treatment, in accordance with the most up-to-date medical guidelines as well as report our experiences and outcomes of treating a cohort of patients with osteochondral lesions of the talus.

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Author

G A

George A rublev

Mr. Medical Student

David Tvildiani Medical University

M A

Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed

Mr. Medical Student

David Tvildiani Medical University

N P

Nivedita Pant

Ms. Medical Student.

David Tvildiani Medical University

N A

Nishanth Aasuri

Mr. Medical Student

David Tvildiani Medical University

M Z

Mikheil Zimlitski

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

G Z

Giorgi Zimlitski

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

I K

Irakli Kartozia

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

I

Irakli Gogua

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

T T

Tamaz Tamazishvili

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

V

Vazha Gaprindashvili

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

L

Levan Natchkebia

Doctor. Orthopedic Surgeon

MediClubGeorgia

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