Joint Treatment in Israel, Germany, and Turkey
The most common joint disease is arthrosis. Arthrosis primarily affects mature individuals, but there are cases where this disease occurs before the age of 40. In the latter case, it may be a consequence of injury or fracture. The disease gradually destroys the joint cartilage, leading to deformation or destruction of the joint itself. If this problem is not addressed in time and arthrosis treatment is not started, one can become disabled. However, in its early stages, this disease is quite curable, and arthrosis treatment is particularly successful in Germany and other European countries.
Types and Symptoms of Arthrosis
Arthrosis can affect both large and small joints. Several main joint diseases are distinguished by their location:- Gonarthrosis or knee joint affection;
- Omarthrosis or shoulder joint affection;
- Coxarthrosis or hip joint affection;
- Spondyloarthrosis or affection of the small joints of the spine.
- Pain in the lower and upper limbs, especially at night and in the morning;
- Crepitus and stiffness in the joints;
- Swelling and aching in the affected area;
- Aching joint pain after physical exertion.
Methods of Joint Treatment
Cartilage cell transplantation is very popular due to its effectiveness. The essence of this method is that a certain number of cells are extracted from healthy cartilage tissue, which are then grown in a laboratory for a month. They are then injected into the affected cartilage, where they begin to grow, replacing dead cells.
Joint arthroscopy Small incisions are made at the site of the damaged joint, into which an arthroscope is inserted, allowing the operation to be performed with maximum precision. The joint is flushed, damaged tissues and unsuitable cartilage are removed, and fractured meniscus edges are trimmed. This operation can be performed on an outpatient basis.
Endoprosthetics is performed if symptoms worsen and conservative therapy has not yielded the expected results. Most often, such operations are performed to replace the hip or knee joint, but in some cases, other, smaller joints are also prosthetic. High-quality, durable materials such as ceramics, titanium, or polymers are used for prostheses. Artificial joints can last for more than 20 years.
In addition to surgical intervention, foreign clinics offer their patients physiotherapy procedures, drug treatment with innovative drugs, electrostimulation, and rehabilitation programs.
The hands of a professional doctor can work real miracles. Experts Medical will ensure that our patients are in such hands. You just need to contact us – the rest is our concern. Thanks to our partnership with leading European clinics in the field of orthopedics, we fully organize your treatment at clinic prices.
Healthy joints and the joy of movement for many years – an excellent prospect!
