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FibroFix Cartilage P Knee Implant Study
This is a multi-center first-in-human prospective clinical investigation to evaluate the safety and performance of the FibroFix™ Cartilage P Implant and Drill Set. The Implant is a medical device designed by Orthox Ltd. to repair a damaged area of cartilage within the knee joint. The aim is to 75 participants over two Stages: In STAGE I, up to a total of 6 subjects will be recruited and safety assessed after 6 months of follow-up. In Stage II an additional 69 subjects. The subjects will be followed up for 2 years with MRI imaging, then a further 8 years with patient outcome questionnaires.
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