Arthrosamid® injections offer a non-surgical treatment option for knee osteoarthritis, delivered at our specialist musculoskeletal clinic in London. This innovative therapy involves injecting a hydrogel into the damaged knee joint to cushion, lubricate and support joint movement. The hydrogel is composed of 97.5 % water and 2.5 % cross-linked polyacrylamide, a synthetic, non-biodegradable polymer.
By avoiding more invasive surgical procedures, Arthrosamid® injections provide a compelling option for patients seeking long-lasting symptom relief with minimal downtime.
This treatment is specifically designed for individuals diagnosed with knee osteoarthritis who:
Once injected into the knee joint, the hydrogel integrates with the surrounding soft tissue and joint structures. It acts to:
While Arthrosamid® injections are safe and generally effective, suitability depends on your individual medical history and knee condition. Before proceeding, we conduct a thorough assessment including:
We start with an in-depth consultation to review your knee pain, functional status and medical history. Imaging may be required.
The Arthrosamid® hydrogel is injected under controlled conditions within our clinic setting.
Following the injection, we provide tailored guidance on activity modification, rehabilitation and monitoring. The aim is to maximise the injection’s effect and prolong relief.
Our team will monitor your progress to ensure you gain maximum benefit and to address any concerns promptly.
Ready to explore Arthrosamid® injections for knee osteoarthritis in London? Contact us today to schedule your initial consultation with our specialist team.
While individual results vary, many patients report symptom relief lasting up to three years from a single injection.
As with any joint injection, there are risks including infection, joint swelling or discomfort. Our specialists will review your individual risk profile.
Yes — suitability for future surgery remains, but it’s important to discuss this with your surgeon and our team when planning treatment.
It offers a distinct mechanism and potentially longer duration of relief — but suitability depends on your specific knee condition and overall health.