Mytocel MSK / Rigenera
Auricular cartilage biopsy; mechanical disaggregation only. No culture, enzyme digestion or ex-vivo expansion. Prepared during the clinical sitting.
For medical professionals
NanoACi is a surgeon-led, point-of-care technique combining mechanically prepared autologous cartilage micrografts, a cell-free collagen matrix and autologous PRF before intra-articular needle delivery in one sitting.
Register professional interestWorking definition
The intellectual value sits in patient selection, preparation sequence, ratios, timing, delivery and post-procedure care—the reproducible technique as a whole.
No arthroscopic access is used for delivery.
Image-guided delivery by an appropriately trained surgeon.
Harvest, preparation, combination and delivery in one sitting.
Autologous tissue selected for a cartilage-supporting biological intent.
The lower-case “i” distinguishes injection from conventional implantation.
Technique architecture
Separate components, brought together at point of care under a defined surgical protocol.
Auricular cartilage biopsy; mechanical disaggregation only. No culture, enzyme digestion or ex-vivo expansion. Prepared during the clinical sitting.
Cell-free native type I collagen matrix supplied in a two-chamber syringe, forming a hydrogel after component mixing.
Patient-derived platelet-rich fibrin providing a fibrin carrier with platelets and a controlled growth-factor release profile.
Scientific position
Published literature supports the individual technologies and the broader concepts of autologous micrografting, collagen scaffolds and platelet-rich fibrin. It does not yet answer every question about this exact combined technique.
The correct next step is not to overstate the conclusion. It is to measure the protocol prospectively, publish it and allow scrutiny.
Review the evidence mapFounding outcomes programme
NanoACi 100 is designed as a prospective, consecutive-case programme with a locked protocol, baseline imaging and standardised patient-reported outcome collection.
Diagnosis, grade, imaging, prior treatment and patient goals.
Joint, preparation variables, delivery details and protocol deviations.
Pain, function, quality of life, satisfaction, return to activity and safety.
Consistent follow-up milestones, with longer-term data continuing beyond publication.
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Professional interest is open to surgeons, sports physicians, radiologists, physiotherapists and research collaborators who want to follow the evidence or explore future training.
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