Sports Rehabilitation
A.H. arrived at OSSO after a run of conflicting opinions about his knee - some pointing toward surgery, none giving him a clear path. He was taken through the OSSO ACL Grade 1 protocol instead. Six to eight months later he is back on the field in three sports.
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Regenerative Orthopaedics
S.K.K. had been living with anterior knee pain for more than a year. Rest, activity modification, physiotherapy and NSAIDs had not settled it. A single high-dose Growth Factor Concentrate procedure and a phased rehabilitation programme took him from VAS 7–8 to VAS 1–2, and back to sport.
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Regenerative Orthopaedics
A.G., 39, was advised to undergo ACL reconstruction after a twisting injury to his left knee. Assessment at OSSO found a partial tear with intact fibre continuity and no mechanical instability - a ligament that could be healed rather than replaced. One day-care regenerative procedure and sixteen weeks later, he was back to unrestricted activity with his own ACL.
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Post-Surgical Recovery
V.P. had already had arthroscopic debridement of her right ankle - and was still at VAS 8, still swollen, still walking with a limp. She was told the symptoms might simply persist. Reassessment at OSSO found chronic anterior impingement with ongoing synovitis, treatable without a second operation. Sixteen weeks later she was walking 2–3 km pain-free.
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ACL & Meniscal Reconstruction
At 23, MMA fighter H.A.A. tore his right ACL, both menisci and the cartilage over his medial femoral condyle in a single injury. OSSO fixed all four in one arthroscopic procedure, repairing the menisci rather than removing them. Sixteen weeks later: pain 1/10, full range of motion, back in supervised training.
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