zolnmata

Just came across these boards. 12 yrs ago I had the micro fracture procedure done to the top of my talus. A year and a half ago the doc did a double 8mm an alograff OATs procedure in the trouble spot to combat the worn out microfracture and damaged talus bone. Of course, one of the graffs healed flawlessly, the adjacent graff didnt heal at all for some reason. So, the doc did a 10mm graff in the place of the 8mm graph that didnt take last month. Im a month onto recovery. Not doing too bad. I have the boot and can stand/gimp around without the boot if needed. range of motion is good, strength is good. I was in soft cast for 2 weeks and hard cast for 2 weeks, and now PT and Im ahead of the curve. Crossing my fingers this graff takes. I know the OATs procedure is reletively new, but whats the industry thinking my joint is going to be like in 20 years if these graffs take?? Im sure its all speculation, but arthritis, bone degredation, anything? The talus is pretty darn important.