The traumatic and non-traumatic osteochondral lesions of the knee can be surgically repaired with osteochondral fragment fixation, and bioabsorbable materials have been facing a strong increase in their use for this purpose in recent years. They have specific biomechanical and biological behavior after implantation, which depict normal and abnormal imaging findings on follow-up diagnostic imaging. This article will discuss these and other imaging findings, important to predict implant failure leading to poor evolution and associated complications.
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Felipe Alves De Oliveira (2024) studied this question.
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