Physicians at the center will treat, repair and restore damaged cartilage in the knee and other joints of the body using a variety of surgical techniques from cleaning out damaged cartilage to stimulating the body to form new cartilage, culturing a patient’s own cartilage cells or replacing damaged bone and cartilage, according to the release.
According to Cartilage Restoration Center physicians, these procedures are typically suitable for teenagers to patients up to 55 years old.
Read the release about the Cartilage Restoration Center in Freehold, N.J.
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