GAE Treatment

Discover a Better, Safer Alternative to Knee Surgery

  1. An interventional radiologist accesses an artery in the wrist or groin through a small puncture. A thin catheter is then inserted into the artery.
  2. Using real-time imaging, the interventional radiologist gently navigates the catheter to the genicular arteries that supply blood to the inflamed areas of the knee.
  3. Tiny medical-grade particles are released through the catheter into the targeted vessels.
  4. These particles reduce excess blood flow to the inflamed tissue, decreasing the inflammation that causes pain.
  5. As inflammation decreases, patients typically experience increased mobility, reduced pain, and increased knee function over the following days and weeks.