ARTHROSAMID® is a gel-like injection used to treat knee pain caused by osteoarthritis. Think of it as a cushion that helps relieve pain and improve movement.

Your knee has a natural lubricant called synovial fluid, which becomes less effective due to osteoarthritis. ARTHROSAMID® helps by improving this fluid, making your knee move more smoothly and comfortably. It also creates an extra layer of cushioning inside your knee, acting like a soft pillow to reduce the impact when you walk or move.

To make sure the injection goes exactly where it’s needed, we use ultrasound guidance—like using GPS for your knee. This ensures the treatment targets the source of your pain.

ARTHROSAMID® can reduce pain, stiffness, and improve joint movement, providing long-lasting relief and enhancing your quality of life

Arthrosamid® has been the subject of ongoing research, with promising results that support its long-term effectiveness and safety for knee osteoarthritis.

Studies have demonstrated that a single injection of the hydrogel significantly reduces knee pain, stiffness, and improves joint function.

Notably, research has shown that the effects of the treatment can last up to three years, with continuous pain relief and improvements in knee mobility. These findings were highlighted in both a 12-month follow-up study published in the Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research and further data from a randomized controlled trial, which confirmed that the treatment remains effective even at the three-year mark​

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Benefits: Arthrosamid relieves pain, improves joint function, and offers long-lasting results without surgery.

It’s a quick and safe treatment which can be done in one appointment.

The benefits have lasted for several years ( up to 4years) after a single injection.

Risks: Side effects are rare but may include mild swelling, pain, or infection at the injection site.

Arthrosamid is ideal for individuals experiencing:

• Chronic knee pain due to osteoarthritis

• Limited mobility caused by inflammation

• Failed results from other conservative treatments like physiotherapy or oral medications

• The ideal patient is one who wants to delay Knee replacement by a few years and have a good quality of life.