http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspxThe latest videos from Avoid Knee Replacement(c) 2010, Avoid Knee Replacement. All rights reserved.5This video illustrates an arthroscopic view of a normal knee.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=314/10/2008This video illustrates an arthroscopic view of a damaged knee with grade III chondrosis of the patella and trochlea.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=344/11/2008This video illustrates a knee after a total lateral menisectomy.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=355/6/2008This video illustrates the knee one year after a lateral meniscus allograft transplantation.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=365/6/2008This video illustrates a knee with osteochondritis dissecans of the medial femoral condyle with bone loss and replacement with fibrous tissue . The defect was treated with Carticel using a sandwich technique. The last portion of the video shows an arthroscopic view of the defect 7 months following the Carticel procedure.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=375/6/2008This video illustrates an arthroscopic view of microfracture to the lateral femoral condyle.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=385/6/2008This video illustrates an osteochondral allograft transplantation to the patella and trochlea. The first image shows the articular cartilage defects, the second image illustrates the osteochondral shell after transplantation, and the final video shows an arthroscopic view of the shell one year after transplantation.http://www.avoidkneereplacement.com/avoidknee/MediaCenter.aspx?videoId=395/6/2008