Álvarez LE, Ripalda P, Forriol F

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RESUMEN

Se presenta un trabajo de revisión, en el cual se señalan aspectos involucrados en la obtención y procesamiento de diversos biomateriales utilizados para transplantarse, así como su comportamiento biológico y las características de su incorporación. Se señalan con particular interés los injertos óseos y osteo-cartilaginosos, además de los transplantes de ligamento y de tendón. Particular interés reviste el transplante de los meniscos de la rodilla, puesto que a la fecha, los estudios experimentales realizados, no han demostrado que las propiedades mecánicas y biológicas de los meniscos transplantados, permitan una total eliminación de la artrosis de la rodilla después del transplante.

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