FDA Clears New Type of Knee Implant | Arthritis Foundation
网页2023年4月25日 — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved the first implantable shock absorber for people with early-stage knee osteoarthritis (OA).
Mayo Clinic offers unique regenerative medicine procedure for ...
网页2023年8月29日 — RECLAIM is a one-stage innovative procedure for hip and knee that enables tissue growth and restoration of cartilage in the patient's joint. Within one year, the defect is filled. DNA analysis has shown this to be patient-derived new cartilage tissue without donor DNA remaining.
OHSU clinical trial validates new, FDA-cleared ... - OHSU News
网页2023年4月12日 — The Food and Drug Administration on Monday granted authorization to market a new implantable shock absorber to treat mild to moderate cases of osteoarthritis causing arthritic pain and loss of function in patients. Federal clearance of the MISHA knee system clears the way for widespread adoption of the first new surgical treatment for ...
Osteoarthritis Breakthrough: New Research Shows That the ...
网页2023年11月11日 — A groundbreaking study from the University of Adelaide reveals that osteoarthritis may be reversible through a new treatment targeting Gremlin 1 gene-marked stem cells.
New Arthritic Knee Pain Treatment Can Lessen ... - Healthline
网页2021年3月20日 — Researchers at UCLA Health have studied a nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatment option for arthritis that effectively provides pain relief both immediately and in the long term.
Arthritis: The Latest on Joint Replacement, Repair, and New ...
网页2023年4月19日 — A range of technological innovations and advancements in treatment have emerged in recent years to create more long-lasting, effective treatments to repair joints affected by arthritis.
New Treatment Target Discovered That Halts Osteoarthritis ...
网页2021年1月14日 — In a new series of tests they created nanotherapeutics by attaching a potent EGFR ligand, transforming growth factor-alpha, onto synthetic nanoparticles, to inject into mice who already had cartilage damage in their knees.