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Advanced Osteotomy Techniques for Improved Knee Function and Mobility

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19 Aug 2024London Cartilage Clinic

Advanced Osteotomy Techniques for Improved Knee Function and Mobility

Knee cartilage plays a crucial role in joint health, providing a smooth surface for bones to glide over each other and cushioning impact during movement. Damage to this vital tissue can lead to significant pain and reduced mobility. The London Cartilage Clinic team provides patients with the most advanced treatments, including osteotomy, to repair and preserve knee function. This article will answ

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15 Aug 2024London Cartilage Clinic

Considerations when choosing a natural or artificial cartilage replacement

When faced with the need for cartilage replacement, patients often wonder whether artificial or natural cartilage is the better option. This article aims to provide a clear and engaging explanation of the differences between artificial and natural cartilage replacement, helping you make an informed decision about your treatment options. Understanding Cartilage Replacement Cartilage is a smooth, el

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08 Aug 2024London Cartilage Clinic

Navigating Cartilage Surgery Recovery with Physical Therapy

Cartilage surgery is a significant procedure aimed at repairing or replacing damaged cartilage, often due to injury or degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis. A proper diagnosis is usually made through physical examinations, imaging tests, and sometimes arthroscopy. While the surgery itself is crucial for restoring function and reducing pain, the role of physical therapy in the recovery proce

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01 Aug 2024London Cartilage Clinic

Is Knee Arthritis a Cause for Cartilage Surgery?

Knee arthritis is a prevalent condition often impacts an individual x27 s daily life through pain, swelling, and reduced mobility. It occurs when the cartilage in the knee joint wears down, causing bones to rub against one another. The three most common types of knee arthritis are osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and post-traumatic arthritis. While surgery is an effective solution to various

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25 Jul 2024London Cartilage Clinic

How to identify common signs of cartilage damage

Knee pain is a common concern that often arises from cartilage damage. Cartilage, the smooth tissue covering bones in joints, assists in movement and absorbs shock. Damage to cartilage in key joints such as the knees can result from trauma, overuse, or degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis. Identifying signs of cartilage damage early is crucial. This post is designed to help you recognise th

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18 Jul 2024London Cartilage Clinic

Effective Ways to Restore Knee Cartilage Without Surgery

Knee cartilage, often referred to as the meniscus, is essential for smooth movements and weight distribution in the knee joint. It is a smooth, rubbery tissue that covers the ends of the bones in the knee joint. It helps reduce friction and acts as a shock absorber, allowing for smooth movement. However, injuries or degenerative conditions can lead to knee cartilage damage resulting in pain, swell