Restore health and mobility to your joints
Arthro-medullary shunting can help even in complex and advanced cases. Its costs are incomparable to the price of joint replacement, and recovery takes about a month on average.
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Your joints constantly remind you of themselves with pain and discomfort
Arthro-medullary shunting of joints will help you if:
You have tried all remedies, but the effect is negligible
You cannot or are not ready to undergo joint replacement surgery
You want your own joints to serve you longer
An alternative to surgery
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Arthro-medullary shunting is a modern, low-trauma, and safe alternative to arthroplasty, and one of the methods of regenerative medicine.

Preparation for joint shunting is performed on an outpatient basis.
The shunting itself is performed using a minimally invasive method, so general heavy anesthesia is not required. A hypoallergenic shunt made of high-quality titanium is placed arthroscopically through incisions up to 1 cm long. The surgery is performed by experienced, highly qualified specialists trained in the technique. All of this guarantees a low risk of complications.

The patient is discharged on the same or the next day, with a recommendation to put weight on the operated joint as early as the day after the surgical intervention. In case of extensive intervention and additional joint procedures, the patient remains under observation for up to three days.
Regenerative medicine is effective. Since the scope of the intervention is minimal, recovery occurs in record time. Most patients begin to stand up and walk just 24 hours after the shunt placement!

Apart from performing recommended simple exercises, no special rehabilitation course is required. As a rule, within a month after the shunting, patients begin to live a full, active life.
The cost of medullary shunting is several times lower than that of joint replacement surgery.