Cartilage Restoration

In this video, William Rossy, MD, orthopaedic surgeon and member of the Medical Staff of Penn Medicine Princeton Health discusses cartilage restoration and how minimally invasive surgical procedures can restore joint function and prevent future arthritis.

These surgical techniques involve the use of a patient’s own cartilage cells – or a donor’s -- to promote cartilage regrowth and healing. They help restore natural function and can help patients avoid the need for a future joint replacement.