PROCEDURE
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
Procedure:
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
How it’s Performed
Through a small catheter placed in the wrist or groin, the doctor uses X-ray guidance to reach tiny blood vessels around the knee that are linked to inflammation and pain from arthritis. Small particles are injected to reduce abnormal blood flow and calm inflammation.
Symptoms GAE Helps
- Chronic knee pain despite injections/therapy
- Activity-related pain
- Pain that limits walking or sleep
Key Benefits
- No general anesthesia
- Improvements often seen within 2–6 weeks
- Studies show 60–75% reduction in pain
Frequently Asked Questions…
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