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Amniotic Membrane Tissue Allografts: Arthrofibrosis & TKR Orthopaedic Summit 201 7, Evolving Techniques Michael J. K aplan MD Disclaimer: Consultant for MiMedx Normal Wound Healing Physiology Inflammation > H ours to Days


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Amniotic Membrane Tissue Allografts: Arthrofibrosis & TKR

Orthopaedic Summit 201 7, Evolving Techniques Michael J. K aplan MD

Disclaimer: Consultant for MiMedx

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Normal Wound Healing Physiology

  • Inflammation –> H ours to Days
  • Proliferation –> Days to Weeks
  • Remodeling –> Weeks to

Months

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Modulation of Inflammation

  • Proper Balance of Pro & Anti-inflammatory signals
  • Chronic inflammation – H omeostasis altered by imbalance
  • f immunoregulatory cytokines
  • Molecular mediators, extracellular matrix, pH , and

nutritional environment all play some role

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Cell Proliferation

  • Inflammation subsides
  • Stem cells migrate and

proliferate to replace damaged tissue

  • Extracellular Matrix –>

Granulation Tissue

  • Angiogenesis
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Remodeling

  • Disorganized scar removed
  • Tissue synthesis and

degradation by MMPs (Matrix Metalloproteinases)

  • Excessive fibrous tissue

proliferation results in scarring

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Science: American Journal of Sports Medicine

Amniotic Membrane Study in Rats: David Kovacevic M.D. Yale University Results:

  • Increased fibrocartilage

○ Promotes bone healing ○ Promotes COL-1 and MMP-2 expression

  • Translates Fibroblastic granulation tissue to more mature,
  • rganized collagen
  • No immunogenic host response to allograft
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Science: American Journal of Sports Medicine

  • Human Amniotic Membrane - Derived Products in Sports

Medicine

  • Basic Science, Early Results, and Potential Clinical

Applications ○ Riboh, Saltzman, Yanke, Cole, November 19, 2015

  • Systematic Review of Literature Conducted
  • 6,870 Articles Screened, 80 Relevant to Topic
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Science: American Journal of Sports Medicine

Conclusions:

  • “Amniotic membranes have promising applications in Sports

Medicine”

  • “They are a source of pluripotent cells, highly organized collagen,

antifibrotic and anti-inflammatory cytokines, immunomodulators, and matrix proteins.”

  • Improves tissue organization in healing and the treatment of the

arthritic joint

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Science: American Journal of Sports Medicine

Conclusions Continued:

  • The evidence in sports medicine is heavily biased toward in

vitro and animal studies with little to no human clinical data

  • 14 companies or distributors offer commercial amniotic

products

  • Preparations and formulations differ, and an understanding
  • f their distinctions will guide their use in sports medicine

research

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Amniotic Allografts

  • Improved technology
  • Ultimate biologic for healing and regeneration
  • H istorically sound principles
  • Modulates inflammation
  • Reduces scar tissue formation
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Tissue Allograft: MiMedx

  • Dehydrated for preservation
  • Inhibits viability of microorganisms
  • Retains biologic activity
  • Easy storage and handling properties
  • Once rehydrated, tissue matrix is bioactive
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Immunologically Privileged

  • No host rejection –> Low levels of Antigens
  • Biological Barrier
  • Modulates inflammation
  • Decreases scar Formation
  • Enhances soft tissue healing
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Mesenchymal Stem Cells

  • Self-renewing –> dividing and replicating
  • Embryonic stem cells –> Pluripotent (i.e. no limitations)
  • Can develop into any of the three germ layer types
  • Differentiate and therefore valuable for tissue repair
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Human Amnion Chorion Membranes

  • d-HACM: Dehydrated Human Amnion Chorion Membrane
  • 226 Growth Factors, Cytokines, and Regulatory molecules which

modulate healing identified

  • All can influence cell behavior
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History

  • Clinical applications for greater than one hundred years
  • 1910: skin transplantation, 1960: burns and chronic wounds
  • Three hundred articles for various indications
  • Randomized studies show reduced scarring w/laminectomy
  • Prostate surgery & craniotomy procedures
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Total Knee Arthroplasty Experience With Allograft Membrane

  • Over 1

90 TKRs supported with amniotic membranes

  • Over 125 with amniofix membranes
  • 65 Patients with AmnioCord
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Empirical Findings

  • Patients have increased ROM
  • Decreased incidence of MUA 7/190
  • Less pain leading to reduced narcotic need
  • No serious post-op complications
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Prospective Randomized Trial–Using dHACM in TKA

  • One hundred patients for elective surgery
  • 50/50 split with and without membrane usage
  • Exclusion criteria include infection previous arthroplasty,

severe medical morbidity

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Technique

  • Allograft membrane sewn above

femoral component

  • Deep to quad muscle
  • All knees drained
  • Routine PT protocols
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Technique Continued:

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Conclusion

  • Amniotic Tissue Allografts –> Clinically Useful
  • Reduce cost with abundance of donor tissues
  • Ease of handling
  • Immunologically privileged biologic
  • Potential efficacy for other orthopaedic purposes
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Thank You