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Alberto Restrepo
Researcher at Halifax
Publications - 12
Citations - 626
Alberto Restrepo is an academic researcher from Halifax. The author has contributed to research in topics: Cartilage & Magnetic resonance imaging. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 11 publications receiving 564 citations.
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Novel scaffold-based BST-CarGel treatment results in superior cartilage repair compared with microfracture in a randomized controlled trial.
William D. Stanish,Robert G. McCormack,Francisco Forriol,Nicholas G. H. Mohtadi,Stéphane Pelet,Jacques Desnoyers,Alberto Restrepo,Matthew S. Shive +7 more
TL;DR: BST-CarGel treatment resulted in greater lesion filling and superior repair tissue quality compared with microfracture treatment alone, and clinical benefit was equivalent between groups at twelve months, and safety was similar.
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BST-CarGel® Treatment Maintains Cartilage Repair Superiority over Microfracture at 5 Years in a Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial.
Matthew S. Shive,William D. Stanish,Robert G. McCormack,Francisco Forriol,Nicholas G. H. Mohtadi,Stéphane Pelet,Jacques Desnoyers,Stéphane Méthot,Kendra Vehik,Alberto Restrepo +9 more
TL;DR: BST-CarGel® was shown to be an effective mid-term cartilage repair treatment and resulted in sustained and significantly superior repair tissue quantity and quality over microfracture alone at 5 years.
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Structural characteristics of the collagen network in human normal, degraded and repair articular cartilages observed in polarized light and scanning electron microscopies
Adele Changoor,Monica Nelea,Stéphane Méthot,Nicolas Tran-Khanh,Anik Chevrier,Alberto Restrepo,Matthew S. Shive,Caroline D. Hoemann,Michael D. Buschmann +8 more
TL;DR: Repair tissues revealed the potential of microfracture-based repair procedures to produce zonal CO resembling native articular cartilage structure, which could benefit the development of cartilage repair strategies intended to recreate functional collagen architecture.
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BST-CarGel: In Situ ChondroInduction for Cartilage Repair
Matthew S. Shive,Caroline D. Hoemann,Alberto Restrepo,Mark Hurtig,Nicolas Duval,Pierre Ranger,William D. Stanish,Michael D. Buschmann +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, a soluble polymer scaffold containing the polysaccharide chitosan, which is dispersed throughout uncoagulated whole blood, was developed to produce a physically stabilized blood clot that is more voluminous and adherent within a debrided cartilage lesion having access to bone marrow, thus improving existing bone marrow-stimulation procedures.
NEW TECHNIQUES IN CARTILAGE SURGERY BST-CarGel: In Situ ChondroInduction for Cartilage Repair
Matthew S. Shive,Caroline D. Hoemann,Alberto Restrepo,Mark Hurtig,Nicolas Duval,Pierre Ranger,William D. Stanish,Michael D. Buschmann +7 more
TL;DR: BST-CarGel was developed to produce a physically stabilized blood clot that is more voluminous and adherent within a debrided cartilage lesion having access to bone marrow, thus improving existing bone marrow-stimulation procedures and bringing a simple-yet-versatile treatment modality that applies scaffold-guided regenerative medicine to a potentially wide-ranging group of indications.