Knee Surgery Alternative
Is the Regenexx procedure as an Knee Surgery Alternative right for you?
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Are you a candidate for the Regenexx procedure as a traditional knee surgery alternative or total knee replacement alternative? Possible knee-related conditions include:
- Avascular Necrosis (stages 1 through 4) of the knee
- Osteoarthritis of the knee, otherwise known as degenerative joint disease, or “wear and tear arthritis of the knee”
- Chronic knee pain
- Limited range of motion of the knee
- Runners knee
- Other knee injuries such as meniscus, ACL or MCL tears
The Regenexx Procedure, the Knee Surgery Alternative
Traditional options for patients suffering from these issues include arthroscopic knee surgery to repair ligament tears, or total knee joint replacement. With both surgeries, months of rehab are required, and the patient must be aware of and prepared to take on the risks.
As a knee surgery alternative, the Regenexx procedure can help alleviate knee pain and the conditions that cause it with a simple office procedure. Patients are encouraged to walk the same day, and most experience little to no down time from the procedure. Over an 8-week period, our doctors track the patient’s progress, increasing his or her daily activity as the knee continues to heal itself.
Arthroscopic knee surgery no help for many
Two studies question using procedure for treating arthritis, meniscus tears. Read the latest article at MSNBC.com, or watch the video below:
A recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that up to two-thirds of the time meniscus tears seen on an MRI may not be causing pain.
Knee Microfracture – The Latest and Greatest?
Knee Microfracture is a surgical option used in the treatment of areas of damaged cartilage. When a patient has a small area of damaged cartilage (not widespread knee arthritis), microfracture may be performed in an attempt to stimulate new cartilage growth. Watch the video below to learn about Knee Microfracture as compared with theStem Cell Micro Injury Technique.
The Regenexx Procedure and a Knee Meniscus Tear
The meniscus is a shock-absorbing cartilage in the middle of your knee. There are two menisci: one on the inside (”medial”) and another on the outside of the knee (”lateral”). Watch the video below to learn more about a knee meniscus tear. Read the Regenexx patient testimonial about Meniscus tear treatments here.
View the Regenexx Procedure testimonial for treatment of Osteoarthritis of the knee.
For the latest case reports on recently treated knee patients, click here.



