DR. ADITYA R. BOTHRA

This approach is ideal for individuals who:

• Are in the early stages of joint degeneration.
• Suffer from cartilage damage, ligament injuries, or meniscus tears.
• Want to avoid or delay knee replacement surgery.
• Are young and active, looking to maintain joint functionality.

1. Cartilage Restoration:
• Techniques like microfracture, autologous chondrocyte implantation (ACI), or osteochondral autografts to repair damaged cartilage.

1. Meniscus Repair:
• Preservation or repair of the meniscus to maintain its cushioning effect.

1. Osteotomy:
• Surgical realignment of the bones to shift weight away from damaged areas of the knee.

1. Ligament Reconstruction:
• Repair or reconstruction of torn ligaments, such as the ACL, to stabilize the joint.

1. Injection Therapies:
• Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or hyaluronic acid injections to promote healing and reduce pain.

• Delay or Avoid Replacement: Prolongs the life of the natural knee joint.
• Pain Relief: Reduces chronic discomfort from knee injuries or degeneration.
• Improved Mobility: Restores joint function and supports an active lifestyle.
• Minimally Invasive Options: Many techniques are less invasive than traditional surgery.

Knee joint preservation is suitable for individuals with:

• Early-stage osteoarthritis.
• Knee injuries like cartilage or ligament damage.
• Uneven joint stress due to misalignment.
• A desire to avoid joint replacement surgery.

• Experience: Look for a specialist with expertise in joint preservation techniques.
• Advanced Techniques: Choose a clinic offering cutting-edge treatments like cartilage restoration and PRP therapy.
• Personalized Care: Ensure the doctor tailors the treatment plan to your unique needs.

Knee joint preservation offers a proactive solution to knee pain, enabling patients to maintain an active lifestyle and delay the need for invasive surgeries. By combining advanced medical techniques with expert care, joint preservation specialists help restore knee health and function.