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Reconstruction of Isolated Traumatic Articular Lesions of the Femoral Head

Traumatic articular damage to the femoral head can be a devastating and disabling injury. Active duty military personnel are at an increased risk of this phenomenon that is secondary to the job they perform. Advances in arthroscopy and magnetic resonance imaging have improved the ability to detect these lesions. Cell-based technologies seem to offer better clinical outcomes than traditional conservative management protocols.