@thejointreplacementpod: Can an injection actually regrow cartilage in an arthritic knee? Atul Kamath, MD uses a great analogy: think of your knee cartilage like the surface of a road. If most of the road is healthy and there are a few potholes, there may be opportunities to treat those focal areas. But if the entire road surface is severely damaged, simply filling a few potholes may not fix the underlying problem. Cortisone, hyaluronic acid, PRP and other treatments may have a role for certain patients—particularly earlier in the arthritis process—but there is currently no “magic injection” that reliably regrows the cartilage of a severely arthritic knee. 🎙️ Watch the full conversation with Dr. Atul Kamath on The Joint Replacement Podcast. #KneeArthritis #PRP #Cartilage #KneeReplacement #JointReplacement

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doublebanned
DOUBLEbanned :
Why can’t you open up the hip and cover the area where the cartilage is gone with a substance? Not an injection but a absorbing material
2026-08-19 03:53:00
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sherithatoth
Sheritha Toth :
Makes me think about our face being filled with whatever they use🤔 potholes being filled 🥺😬 just my thoughts 😊
2026-08-19 12:14:57
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