Arthrosamid: Non-Surgical Joint Treatment
Arthrosamid provides advanced hydrogel joint injections to restore comfort and mobility. A proven non-surgical option for joint arthritis that requires no downtime.
What is Arthrosamid?
Arthrosamid is a medical device containing a unique polyacrylamide hydrogel. The injection restores cushioning and lubrication within arthritic joints, reducing pain and improving function without surgery.
Key Benefits
Joint Lubrication
Hydrogel restores natural joint fluid and reduces friction
Anti-inflammatory
Reduces inflammation within the joint capsule
Pain Relief
Significant reduction in joint pain and discomfort
Improved Mobility
Enhanced range of motion and functional ability
Non-surgical
Outpatient procedure with minimal downtime
Delayed Surgery
May postpone or avoid the need for joint replacement
Treatment Process
Pre-injection Preparation
Assessment and preparation for optimal results
- ✓Detailed joint assessment and imaging review
- ✓Confirmation of arthritis location
- ✓Discussion of expectations and timeline
- ✓Ultrasound or fluoroscopy guidance planned
- ✓Pre-procedure oral antibiotics
Arthrosamid Injection
Precise administration into the joint
- ✓Local anesthetic applied to skin
- ✓Ultrasound or fluoroscopy-guided needle placement
- ✓Hydrogel carefully injected into joint
- ✓Post-injection positioning for distribution
Post-injection Care
Optimizing results with proper aftercare
- ✓Rest for 24-48 hours post-injection
- ✓Ice application for mild swelling
- ✓Gradual return to activities
- ✓Physiotherapy exercises for joint mobility
Who Benefits from Arthrosamid?
Ideal Candidates
- ✓ Mild to moderate joint arthritis
- ✓ Failed conservative treatment
- ✓ Not ready for surgery
- ✓ Seeking pain relief without downtime
Not Recommended For
- ✗ Severe advanced arthritis
- ✗ Active joint infection
- ✗ Pregnancy
- ✗ Allergy to hydrogel components
Recovery Timeline
Day 1: Immediate Post-Injection
- Minimal discomfort at injection site
- Light activity recommended
- Ice application if needed for swelling
- Take prescribed pain medication if required
Days 2-7: Early Benefits
- Gradual pain reduction begins
- Swelling typically resolves
- Return to normal daily activities
- Start gentle joint movement exercises
Weeks 2-6: Maximum Benefit
- Pain continues to improve
- Significant improvement in mobility
- Enhanced joint lubrication and comfort
- Increased activity levels possible
Months 2-12: Long-term Results
- Sustained pain relief and function
- Ability to maintain daily activities
- Possible repeat injection if benefits diminish
- Consider complementary therapies
Quick Facts
Injection Time
15-20 min
Hospital Stay
Outpatient
Pain Relief
4-6 weeks
Results Duration
3-5 years
Can Repeat
Yes, annually