Urgent warning signs — calf pain or swelling, fever, the knee locking — are one tap away, always.Something feel wrong?Red flags →
AFTER MACI
Evidence / Sources / E136

Karnes JM, Harris JD, Griesser MJ, Flanigan DC. Continuous passive motion following cartilage surgery: does a common protocol exist? Phys Sportsmed 2013;41(4):53-63. The CPM-specific review E6 cites as its own reference 42. Its finding is about how CPM was reported, not about how much it varied: "there was a lack of consistent standardized reporting of postoperative CPM protocols, specifically timing, duration, and frequency"

▲Systematic review · n = 107 studies / 5723 pts / 6612 defects (1569 patellofemoral; ACI 61%, microfracture 23%, OCA 10%, OAT 6%)KNEE CARTILAGE REPAIR — 61% ACI, 39% OTHERDOI / full text →
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Population
Knee cartilage repair — 61% ACI, 39% other — a different population from MACI itself. Wherever this source appears, that flag appears with it.
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