Razmara Nizak1, Joris Bekkers1, Pim de Jong2, and Daniel Saris1
Autologous subchondral bone grafting
combined with ACI (sandwich procedure) is a well-accepted procedure for the
treatment of osteochondral lesions of the knee. This requires a
different surgical technique and preoperative planning. Also pain from bone
marrow donor site location is expected and should be part of patient consent
and expectations. This study evaluates whether MRI is able to predict the need
for a sandwich procedure to help in optimizing the preoperative planning and
consent.