Osteochondral transplantation in the elbow leads to good clinical and radiologic long-term results: an 8- to 14-year follow-up examination

Keyphrases

• Elbow 100%
• Follow-up Examination 100%
• Radiologic 100%
• Osteochondral Autograft Transplantation 100%
• Osteochondral Lesion 50%
• Surgeons 25%
• Flexion 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Osteoarthritis 25%
• Radiograph 25%
• 10-year Follow-up 25%
• Morrey 25%
• Clinical Examination 12%
• Design Case 12%
• Mid-term Outcome 12%
• Contralateral Hemisphere 12%
• Radiographic Outcomes 12%
• Elbow Function 12%
• Repetitive Movements 12%
• Debridement 12%
• Postoperative Day 12%
• Microfracture 12%
• Long-term Clinical Outcome 12%
• Rest Pain 12%
• Chondral 12%
• Weightlifting 12%
• Joint Status 12%
• Graft Viability 12%
• Extension Lag 12%
• Radiologic Analysis 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Osteoarthritis 100%
• American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Score 100%
• Clinical Examination 50%
• Contralateral 50%
• Debridement 50%
• Rest Pain 50%
• Weight Lifting 50%
• Microfracture 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Osteoarthritis 100%
• American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Score 100%
• Microfracture 50%
• Design Case Study 50%
• Clinical Examination 50%
• Debridement 50%