Sport- und Präventivmedizin

, Volume 40, Issue 4, pp 17–20 | Cite as

Operative Knorpeltherapie im Sport

Von der Mikrofrakturierung bis zum Tissue Engineering
Im brennpunkt – risikosportarten
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Schädigungen des Knorpels im Zuge der Sportausübung können akut oder chronisch auftreten. Das Beschwerdebild zeigt sich in Form von anhaltenden Schmerzen, die anfänglich bei Bewegungen auftreten und sich in weiterer Folge auch im Ruhezustand manifestieren.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Zentrum für Regenerative Medizin Donau Universität KremsKremsAustria

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