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 / E291

Debecker N, Luyten M, Vandenabeele F, Bellemans J. The effect of anti-gravity training after meniscal or chondral injury in the knee. Acta Orthop Belg 2020;86(3):422-433. The only systematic review of this device in this population, and it states no rehabilitation dose — no weekly frequency, no session count; its minute and session figures are the testing protocols of included biomechanics studies. Searched PubMed and Web of Science only, and does not include the 2018 case report. Full text held

▲Systematic review · n = Limited number of studies, usually moderate quality (authors' own assessment)MENISCAL OR CHONDRAL KNEE INJURY
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Meniscal or chondral knee injury — a different population from MACI itself. Wherever this source appears, that flag appears with it.
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