Breaking New Ground in Knee Arthritis Care
Pioneering a non-surgical, long-lasting solution for knee osteoarthritis. Backed by our 24-month peer-reviewed cohort study reflecting real-world orthopaedic success.
Bringing Evidence to Non-Surgical Care
Knee osteoarthritis fundamentally impacts quality of life, mobility, and independence. Historically, patients faced a gap between temporary symptom relief and invasive joint replacement surgery.
London Cartilage Clinic has completed one of the most comprehensive two-year observational studies on Arthrosamid®. Our research tracked patients in routine clinical settings, establishing robust evidence for real-world efficacy.
What is Arthrosamid®?
An innovative intra-articular polyacrylamide hydrogel. It physically integrates with the synovium to provide a stable, shock-absorbing cushion.
Understanding Knee Osteoarthritis
When the protective cartilage cushioning the knee joint deteriorates, it leads to a cycle of pain, inflammation, and reduced mobility.
Persistent pain during daily movement
Severe joint stiffness after resting periods
Recurrent swelling or grinding sensations
Difficulty navigating stairs or standing
Key Findings at 24 Months
Our real-world data demonstrates transformative outcomes following a single intervention, minimising the need for ongoing treatments.
Significant Pain Reduction
Patients reported a marked, sustained decrease in joint pain. This alleviation was continuously observed across the entire 24-month tracking period following a single injection.
Restored Mobility
Notable improvements in walking ability and joint flexibility, directly enhancing everyday functional capacity.
Sustained Gains
The majority of observed patients did not require repeat injections or further surgical interventions during the study.
Optimal Response Profile
Data indicates that patients presenting with mild-to-moderate cartilage wear exhibited the most profound and enduring clinical benefits.
Explore the Largest Real-World Dataset of its Kind
Our unprecedented cohort study suggests a single injection provides long-term, structural benefits for selected patients. Delve into the complete scientific literature.