Minimally Invasive Treatment for Thumb Joint Arthritis

The thumb, just like any other joint can develop wear and tear that can lead to pain, stiffness, weakness and limitations.
There are many treatments for thumb joint arthritis, which can also be referred to as CMC, Carpal Metacarpal or base thumb arthritis.
CMC Osteoarthritis (OA) can be initially be diagnosed with simple hand xray, Ultrasound, CT scan and MRI can help in making the diagnosis but are usually not necessary.
Treatment of CMC OA usually starts with non-surgical treatment like ICE, NSAIDS, bracing and activity modifications. When the disease progress, injections or surgery might be an option.
For those patients that want to avoid surgery while attempting a more natural treatment option. The Institute of Regenerative Orthopedics & Sports Medicine (IROSM) can perform a minimally invasive orthobiologic injection. Orthobiologics are hyper concentrated cells from the patient’s immune system, prepared in a personalize matter using IROSM’s proprietary protocols to stimulate a healing response.
Timeline:
00.00 :Dr. Joge A. Gonzalez explains "what is thumb arthritis"
00:46 : How does CMC OA looks on X-rays
01:16 : How does CMC OA looks on Ultrasound
03:09 : How to make the procedure as painless as possible for the patient.
04:56 : Injecting hyper concentrated PRP into the arthritic joint.

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We are located in 3333 West Commercial Blvd , Ste 101
Fort Lauderdale , 33309
954 751 6990
Institute of Regenerative Orthopedics & Sports Medicine (IROSM)