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Arthrosamid®’s story started two decades ago. The brainchild of the team at Contura, the product had been in human use for various indications since 2000, and a favourable safety profile had already been established.

GET TO KNOW YOUR KNEES – AN AUDIENCE WITH PROFESSOR PAUL LEE AT 108 HARLEY STREET MONDAY 21 NOVEMBER

Around 8.5 million people in the UK (that’s around 1 in 5 people aged over 45 in England1) live with the discomfort of osteoarthritis (OA). Despite this large suffering population, many current treatments and medications have limited impact or unpleasant side-effects, with invasive knee replacement surgery often viewed as the inevitable solution for those affected by OA in the knee.

Now, with the start of the winter weather likely to exacerbate aches and pains in knee joints – plus the imminent ski season putting additional pressure on overall ‘wear and tear’ – there’s never been a better time to find out more about a non-invasive (single injection) treatment, Arthrosamid at a free ‘face to face’ patient information event hosted by Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and specialist in Sports and Regenerative Medicine, Professor Paul Lee at 108 Harley Street (Monday 21 November, 11:45am -2.15pm).

Hyaluronic Acid: A Promising Path for Managing Knee Osteoarthritis and Supporting Cartilage Health

Discover how hyaluronic acid injections are transforming knee osteoarthritis care. This innovative treatment not only relieves pain and improves joint mobility but also helps protect and potentially repair cartilage. Unlike traditional pain management therapies, hyaluronic acid restores the joint’s natural lubrication and cushioning, offering safe and lasting relief for people with osteoarthritis. Clinical research highlights low risk of side effects and sustained benefits, making hyaluronic acid a vital option for managing knee OA and delaying invasive surgery. Learn why hyaluronic acid is becoming a key player in the future of osteoarthritis treatment.

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Methotrexate in Knee Osteoarthritis: Balancing Hope with Practical Challenges

Methotrexate, a medication traditionally used for rheumatoid arthritis, is being explored as a treatment for knee osteoarthritis due to its inflammation-reducing properties. This article explains how methotrexate works, summarizes research on its effectiveness and safety for knee osteoarthritis, and discusses dosing challenges and side effects such as nausea and liver changes. Early studies suggest the drug may relieve symptoms and protect joint cartilage, but personalized dosing and regular monitoring are crucial to manage risks. Ongoing research and clinical trials are needed to clarify methotrexate’s long-term role in osteoarthritis care, highlighting the importance of balancing innovation with patient safety.

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