Arthroscopic Delivery of MACI is Now Available
Sidelined By Knee Pain From Cartilage Damage?
Wondering what’s next for you?
Cartilage damage doesn’t heal on its own. In fact, it can get worse over time.1 Talk to your doctor and see for yourself how MACI could help you overcome your knee pain. A MACI specialist will repair your knee cartilage by using your own cells to create durable repair tissue that may reduce pain*1, improve function*1, and provide lasting results†1.
Are you ready to learn more about your knee pain?
Talk to your doctor and consider the options below:
Not sure what your knee pain is telling you? Take this short quiz to see how it may be affecting your life.
You’ve had your initial arthroscopy.
What happens now?
Are you and your doctor still deciding if you should move forward with MACI? Watch this video.
Introducing a customizable app to enhance your recovery experience.
Download the My MACI App to help you prepare for your MACI procedure and to get personal guidance through your rehabilitation program.
Download the My MACI App to help you prepare for your MACI procedure and to get personal guidance through your rehabilitation program.
Kayla, MACI patient
*In the SUMMIT clinical trial, MACI was shown to offer greater pain relief and improvement in function when compared to microfracture.
†Improvements in pain and function were maintained with MACI at year 5.
Reference: 1. Saris D, Price A, Widuchowski W, et al. Matrix-applied characterized autologous cultured chondrocytes versus microfracture: Two-year follow-up of a prospective randomized trial. Am J Sports Med. 2014;42(6):1384-94.