Cellontech Co., Ltd.

This completed study compared two surgical approaches for repairing damaged knee cartilage. Researchers tested Chondron, a treatment using a patient's own cultured cartilage cells, against the standard microfracture surgery. The trial involved 21 people who had undergone one of t…

This study tested a treatment called CHONDRON for repairing damaged knee cartilage. Doctors took a small sample of a patient's own cartilage cells, grew more of them in a lab, and then transplanted them back into the knee during a minor surgery. The main goal was to see if this r…

This study tested a treatment called CHONDRON, which uses a patient's own cultured cartilage cells, to repair damaged knee cartilage. It involved 22 people with cartilage defects from conditions like osteoarthritis or past injuries. The main goal was to see if the cell transplant…

This study tested whether adding a collagen material to a common cartilage repair surgery (microfracture) worked better than the standard surgery alone. It involved 60 patients with cartilage damage in their ankle. Researchers compared pain levels, function, and healing between t…

This study tested whether an injection of collagen directly into the knee joint could reduce pain better than a placebo injection of salt water. It involved 200 adults with knee pain from conditions like osteoarthritis or past injuries. Participants were randomly assigned to rece…