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Steven Neufeld, MD, has spent his year focused on research into orthobiologic applications.
They're located either alone or in pairs within cavities in the tissue they constantly renewed the cartilage replacing old fibers and protein chains with new ones. that usually works well for many years. but then something strange happens. for some people earlier and others later. something happens in the joints the cells begin to destroy the cartilage they restart their original developmental program and break down the cartilage like they did at the embryo stage some cartilage cells end up dying others transform into bone cells the cartilage starts turning into bone. bony growths develop on t...
Cartilage on the remains where needed like in the joints at that point the process stops. and we're ready to face the demands of daily life. the company of solid bone and a thin layer of cartilage enables us to achieve incredible feats. cartilage is very strong can withstand loads of hundreds of kilos and enables extreme flexibility. it achieves that through its special structure the cartilage consists of an elastic mass of water sugar proteins and several layers of college and fibers that are closely intertwined. our cartilage has to be constantly maintained that's what the cartilage cells do