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2 clinical trials in Andernach, Germany. Every trial is listed in the EU Clinical Trials Register and updated daily.

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Chondropathy

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Study of BP CC 001 stem cells from umbilical cord tissue for treating knee cartilage damage

InvestigationalNo placebo
Countries:GermanyGermany
  • Participants:18–64 years
  • Substances:BP CC 001
  • Sponsor:BIONCaRT GmbH

Cartilage injury

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Non‑inferiority study of autologous minced cartilage and autologous cultured chondrocytes in adults with large full‑thickness knee cartilage defects

Registered drugNo placebo
Countries:GermanyGermany
  • Participants:18–64 years
  • Sponsor:Medical Center - University Of Freiburg

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Clinical research in Andernach

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01 Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment

Researchers in Andernach are evaluating innovative cell‑based therapies and delivery platforms aimed at repairing knee cartilage damage.

  • Safety profile of UC‑MSC applied on a collagen scaffold
  • Use of Chondro‑Gide® as a supportive matrix
  • Development of minimally invasive implantation methods
  • Implementation of quantitative outcome tools such as KOOS

Both studies are actively recruiting at the sole research site in Andernach, aiming to generate data that could inform future diagnostic and therapeutic standards.

02 Musculoskeletal Diseases

Clinical efforts focus on restoring damaged knee joint cartilage, a prevalent musculoskeletal concern.

  • Evaluation of minced cartilage implantation (AMCI) versus matrix‑associated autologous chondrocyte implantation
  • Management of full‑thickness knee cartilage lesions
  • Assessment of functional recovery through KOOS scores
  • Exploration of long‑term joint health outcomes

The trials seek to improve treatment options for patients with large cartilage injuries and reflect Andernach’s commitment to advancing musculoskeletal research.

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