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Have a severely damaged or missing Meniscus?

Protect your knee
with a transplant

(OR POORLY REPAIR IT)

Replace your meniscus and prevent future arthritis at The Joint Preservation Center, using the most technologically advanced meniscal transplant surgery.

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Step 1:
Have a consultation

Step 2:
Have your meniscus repaired

Step 3:
Be active again!​

What is a Meniscus Transplant?

Meniscal transplant surgery involves the replacement of a damaged or missing meniscus in your knee with a meniscus obtained from a deceased donor.

Why might you need a Meniscus
Transplant Surgery?

Meniscal transplant surgery becomes a viable option when a person experiences severe damage or loss of the meniscus in their knee.

The meniscus, two wedge-shaped cartilage pieces in the knee, acts as a shock absorber between the thighbone (femur) and shinbone (tibia), protecting the bones from abnormal rubbing. In cases of significant meniscus damage, traditional removal can lead to persistent knee pain and eventual arthritis due to the lack of cushioning.

Meniscal transplant surgery involves replacing the damaged meniscus with a donated one, preserving joint function and reducing the risk of long-term complications.

Surgeons trained by Justin Saliman, MD on the
Circumferential Meniscus Repair System

Justin Saliman, MD

  • Los Angeles, CA

Catherine Logan, MD
MBA, MSPT

  • Denver, CO

Joseph Wilcox, MD

  • Westerville, OH

Jason Hunt, DO

  • Lexington, KY

Stefan Turkula, MD

  • Driggs, ID

Mark Ayzenberg, MD FAAOS

  • Huntingdon Valley, PA

Outcome Tracking Certified

While all doctors should be doing this, the vast majority do not objectively measure and keep track of this data, so they don’t really know what about their treatments does and does not work.

Below are some examples of our team’s great results. Each tile displays a patient’s initial and latest follow-up scores, which are independently measured and authenticated by a software called OutcomeMD.