Intra-Articular (Joint) Protocols & Treatments

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Comprehensive guidance on modern protocols, safety measures, and regulatory best practices to support advanced joint care.

Delivering biologic therapies directly into a joint cavity can help:

Reduce inflammation
Stimulate natural tissue repair
Enhance long-term joint function
Improve mobility, reduce pain, and potentially delay or avoid surgery

Common Indications

This therapy may benefit patients with:

Osteoarthritis – knee, hip, shoulder, and other joints
Rheumatoid arthritis – as an adjunct therapy
Chondromalacia patellae – softening/damage of cartilage under the kneecap
Meniscal injuries – cartilage tears in the knee
Cartilage defects – localized degeneration or damage
Joint pain & stiffness – related to degenerative conditions

Step-by-Step Procedure

Patient Evaluation

Conduct a thorough medical history review and physical exam.
Use diagnostic imaging (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound) to assess joint condition.
Determine suitability for intra-articular therapy based on diagnosis and joint health.

Preparation

Apply a numbing agent (commonly topical anesthetic and/or nitrous oxide).
Ensure in-depth anatomical knowledge of the target joint to avoid damage to tissues or connective fibers.
Ultrasound or fluoroscopy guidance is strongly recommended for precision.
Typical injection volume: ~2 mL stem cell solution, sometimes diluted with saline for smoother delivery and better distribution.

Administration

Under image guidance, inject the prepared biologic therapy into the joint space, aiming for the area of greatest injury or degeneration.
Confirm correct placement with ultrasound or fluoroscopy if needed.