In Part 1 of this series, we explored how Dr. Marco Valoroso approaches the diagnosis of knee arthrofibrosis after total knee replacement (TKR), as well as the imaging tools and clinical reasoning that guide his evaluations. In this second half of our conversation, we turn to the surgical aspects of treatment — from manipulation under anesthesia to surgical strategies, revision decisions, and best practices to prevent recurrence.

Diagnosing and Causes of Arthrofibrosis After Total Knee Replacement: An Interview with Dr. Marco Valoroso. To shed light on this complex topic, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Marco Valoroso, Head of Knee Surgery at the EOC hospitals in Lugano, Switzerland, and a leading specialist in the management of arthrofibrosis. In our conversation, Dr. Valoroso shares his insights into the causes and mechanisms behind knee arthrofibrosis and his multidisciplinary treatment ap

Mark your calendars: Arthrofibrosis Awareness Day is coming up on October 15, 2025—a pivotal moment to shine a light on this often-misunderstood condition and to stand together in support of those affected.

We are delighted to share some exciting news with our community — the International Arthrofibrosis Association (IAA) is now officially registered in the Netherlands as Stichting IAA Charity, a non-profit foundation (ANBI status).

I recently started using a whole-body vibration platform daily and in just a couple of weeks I have experienced impressive improvements in low back pain and leg muscle control. I think that, used carefully, there is real potential for whole-body vibration to help people with arthrofibrosis.

Sebastiano Nutarelli interviews Nikos Apostolopoulos, author of Stretch Intensity and Inflammatory Response: A Paradigm Shift in Microstretching (2018).

Nickel, cobalt, chromium and bone cement are the most likely to cause an allergic reaction but titanium, stainless steel and other materials are allergenic (create allergies) in some people with orthopaedic implants. Corrosion, wear and immune attack on implants cause degradation and the release of metallic ions and particles into the body. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that having arthrofibrosis does not necessarily mean you have a metal allergy, this is only one of m

Can I trust ChatGPT for arthrofibrosis advice? The professional-sounding report was very convincing, but contained outdated, dangerous ...

Join us for an insightful episode of the Sports Congress Podcast 2025, where leading experts discuss the latest advancements in medicine.

“Patient-friendly phrases” is the result of an exciting collaboration between arthrofibrosis patients and the IAA.

Welcome to the inaugural international panel discussion on the surgical treatment of arthrofibrosis.

People with active arthrofibrosis are all-too familiar with joint pain. Chronic pain is a serious problem for millions around the world.

In this comprehensive panel discussion three physiotherapists share their insights on the diagnosis and management of arthrofibrosis.

The old concept of scars as inert, non-living fibrillar collagen has been replaced as we apply modern molecular and imaging techniques.

Mark your calendars for Arthrofibrosis Awareness Day on September 9, 2024! We need your help to spread awareness.

We had the opportunity to interview Dr. Luca Deabate about his surgical practice regarding the treatment of arthrofibrosis.

Ever wondered what happens when your body tries to heal a wound but ends up with thick scar tissue instead?

Many social media posts push supplements and other life hacks that “boost your immune system” to keep you healthy and fend off illness.

Do you wonder why your ankle is stiff, painful and lacks range of motion (ROM)?

This interview between Dr. Kayley Usher and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Klintberg delves into the application of cryotherapy in managing arthrofibrosis