Description

Joint preservative procedures are innovative treatments designed to delay or prevent the need for joint replacement by preserving the natural structure and function of the joint. These procedures focus on repairing, regenerating, or realigning damaged joint components, offering long-term relief and improved mobility. Common techniques include cartilage restoration, osteotomy (bone realignment), ligament reconstruction, and biological therapies like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or stem cell injections. These procedures are particularly beneficial for younger or active individuals who want to maintain their joint’s natural mechanics and avoid the limitations associated with joint replacement surgery. Joint preservation is effective in managing conditions such as early-stage arthritis, cartilage defects, and sports injuries. With advancements in minimally invasive techniques, patients experience faster recovery and reduced risks. These procedures are a viable solution for prolonging joint health, enhancing mobility, and maintaining an active lifestyle without compromising the joint's natural integrity.