Our Solution
Arthrosamid®
Long-lasting, proven pain relief for knee osteoarthritis — without surgery
Our Solution
Long-lasting, proven pain relief for knee osteoarthritis — without surgery
UKBased on an innovative non-biodegradable hydrogel technology, Arthrosamid® is 2.5% cross-linked polyacrylamide and 97.5% water.
Approved for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis, Arthrosamid® is suitable, safe and effective for most patients with the condition.
Supported by more than two decades of research, Arthrosamid® is proven to be safe and effective, — offering you long-lasting pain relief for your knee OA.
Arthrosamid® is proven to maintain a significant, long-lasting reduction in knee osteoarthritis pain — even five years post-treatment.
Arthrosamid® is a simple, one-step procedure performed under local anaesthesia by a qualified physician — without surgery.
When Arthrosamid® is positioned within the tissue lining of the knee joint, it mechanically softens and increases the elasticity of this tissue – thereby improving knee functionality and reducing pain.
No therapies have been able to satisfactorily halt or delay osteoarthritis progression or provide effective, long-lasting symptomatic relief for patients with knee osteoarthritis. So, until now, treatments have tended to focus on pain relief and the management of symptoms through:
and when these therapies fail
Presented By
Mr Mark Webb
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Why did you decide to start offering this product to your knee osteoarthritis (OA) patients?
How many patients have you treated so far?
Who would be an ideal patient?
Find out how our solution could help you manage knee osteoarthritis. If your pain has not been improved by over-the-counter painkillers or lifestyle changes to diet and exercise, it may be time to talk to your doctor about Arthrosamid®.
It is important to bear in mind that there is no cure for osteoarthritis but successful treatment with Arthrosamid® may reduce or relieve your knee pain. You should also bear in mind that your knee osteoarthritis may not improve and, in some cases, may get worse.