Lateral Meniscus Transplant and Articular Cartilage Paste Graft

Knee replacement: Partial can be just as good as total

Knees do not necessarily wear out evenly, sometimes one part of the knee is perfectly fine while another part is completely destroyed. If only part of the knee joint is worn out, why replace all of it?

3D Printing: Cool, But Not Quite There

3D printing is one of today’s most talked-about technologies. But it still has a long way to go before it can transform orthopedic surgery.

Military Knees

Standardized care is not always the best care. What we really need is an agile medical system that values innovation.

Achilles Tendon Rupture Q&A

July 14th, 2015

In light of Wes Matthews and other NBA athletes suffering Achilles ruptures, Dr. Stone speaks to Mavs Moneyball, a...

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Comcast Sportsnet: SportsTalk Live - Stephen Curry MCL injury

April 27th, 2016

Dr Stone talking about Steph Curry's injury and the Warrior's season.

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Vox Magazine: The Doctor Is In

December 11th, 2014

"A few select orthopedic surgeons and researchers around the country are pioneering alternate cartilage...

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How to rebuild a knee: The treatment story of pro-skier, Jen Hudak

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Meniscus transplantation in an active population with moderate to severe cartilage damage

Kevin R. Stone · Jonathan R. Pelsis · Scott T. Surrette · Ann W. Walgenbach · Thomas J. Turek

Thin shell graft study

A new treatment to replace the entire cartilage surface

Meniscus transplantation in an active population with moderate to severe cartilage damage

Kevin R. Stone · Jonathan R. Pelsis · Scott T. Surrette · Ann W. Walgenbach · Thomas J. Turek

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