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Fig. 1B. —30-year-old man with osteochondral defect of knee. Subsequent intraoperative photograph shows that after defect is excised and margins squared off, identical osteochondral shell with 5- to 6-mm-thick osseous portion (from donor knee) is placed into defect (arrows) and secured using polydioxanone pins (arrowheads).

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