I am pleased to offer nSTRIDE®, a novel therapy designed to treat knee arthritis pain and keep you active.
Patients with mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis might be suitable to receive the nSTRIDE® APS treatment.
nSTRIDE® is a small injection into your knee joint which is designed to alleviate pain and bring balance back to your inflamed knee.
nSTRIDE® works by introducing into the inflamed knee high levels of good proteins concentrated from your own blood.
These good proteins can block the bad proteins which are responsible for the inflammatory condition of your joint. Other good proteins can then contribute to the health of your cartilage.
In just one injection, nSTRIDE® can reduce pain in the knee joint, improve your joint function and keep you active.
nSTRIDE® is suitable for patients with knee pain from osteoarthritis.
If other early intervention therapies and conservative therapies have not worked for you, you may be a candidate for nSTRIDE® treatment. I can advise on whether nSTRIDE® is suitable for you.
Unlike surgery, nSTRIDE® is a rapid procedure from which there is little recovery time. Blood is taken from your arm and then processed through multiple steps during the following hour. The final product of the processing is introduced to the knee by injection. You can go home within the hour.
nSTRIDE® is the only single-injection therapy where the benefits are sustained for up to 3 years. There is a small injection into your knee joint which is designed to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation of the knee.
Autologous means it comes from you. By taking a sample of your own blood, your doctor can process the blood to extract and concentrate certain molecules. Good proteins have a therapeutic effect on the OA process happening in your knee.
Clinical studies have demonstrated that the effectiveness of one injection can last up to 24–36 months, where benefits could significantly decrease pain, reduce stiffness and help restore mobility and flexibility.
Would you like to find out if you are suitable for the nSTRIDE® APS knee injection?