Dr Byington in the news
Dr. Byington became the first surgeon in Nebraska to perform a knee arthroscopic MACI cartilage transplant for a femoral condyle lesion.
Saturday, November 8, 2025
This week marked a proud major milestone — Dr. Byington became the first surgeon in Nebraska to perform a knee arthroscopic MACI cartilage transplant procedure for a femoral condyle lesion. Traditionally done through a larger open incision, he completed this groundbreaking cartilage restoration entirely arthroscopically, using a minimally invasive approach that reduces recovery time and surgical impact. Only a select few surgeons worldwide have performed this advanced technique. This innovative step forward represents a huge win for patients with knee cartilage injury or arthritis, offering a faster, less invasive path to healing and joint preservation. The future of knee surgery in Nebraska just got even brighter.


What's new regarding joint replacement surgery?
Joint replacement surgeries have improved dramatically in recent years, with patients now experiencing substantial pain reduction and improvements in quality of life after these surgeries. Lincoln orthopedic surgeon Matthew Byington, DO, answers some common questions about joint replacement and describes new advances.
Dr. Byington NWU Hall of Fame Interview
Prairie welcomes new provider, Dr. Matthew Byington, DO
Dr. Byington treats all conditions of the knee, including joint pain, arthritis, ligament injuries, cartilage damage and joint instability. He has comprehensive training in joint reconstruction, meniscus repairs, ligament reconstruction, cartilage restoration, patella instability procedures, partial and total joint replacement, as well as revision surgery.
Knee & Shoulder Pain Podcast
Understanding the signs and symptoms of knee and shoulder injury, possible causes of pain, and possible treatment options.
Reversing The Approach To Treat Shoulder Arthritis
Fremont Health’s fellowship-trained, board-certified orthopaedic surgeon offers a solution for patients suffering from extensive arthritis: reverse total shoulder replacement.
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