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Figure 10b.  The microfracture technique (cont’d).  (Clockwise from top)  A flap of loose cartilage caused locking in this patient’s knee.  The flap was removed and a microfracture performed to bleeding bone.  Six months after the procedure, the lesion has filled with fibrocartilage.  The patient is symptom-free.
Figure 10b. The microfracture technique (cont’d). (Clockwise from top) A flap of loose cartilage caused locking in this patient’s knee. The flap was removed and a microfracture performed to bleeding bone. Six months after the procedure, the lesion has filled with fibrocartilage. The patient is symptom-free.

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