Genicular Artery Embolization vs. Knee Replacement: What to Know
Compare genicular artery embolization and knee replacement for knee osteoarthritis pain.

Compare genicular artery embolization and knee replacement for knee osteoarthritis pain.

Learn who may be a candidate for genicular artery embolization for knee arthritis pain.

Learn when knee pain may be treated with nonsurgical options and when evaluation is important.

Explore nonsurgical knee pain treatment options before deciding on knee replacement surgery.

Knee pain without a recent injury may be caused by arthritis, inflammation, overuse, or joint changes.

Chronic knee pain can change how you stand, walk, and move, which may affect posture and mobility.

A warm, tender, or irritated knee may be linked to inflammation, arthritis, swelling, or joint stress.

Knee pain when bending or squatting may be linked to arthritis, inflammation, stiffness, or joint changes.

Knee arthritis can make driving, getting in and out of a car, and sitting for long trips more difficult.