Last updated 14/06/2020 by The pain clinics - Interdisciplinary Health

New Treatment Can Prevent Hip Prosthesis!

An alternative to hip replacement and hip surgery may be within your reach!

A new study in the research journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showed that by using the patient's own stem cells, one can construct new cartilage in the form of a hip joint.

The researchers also found that it is possible to program these stem cells so that they can exhibit properties that prevent osteoarthritis and arthritis. Very exciting and promising research for those struggling with hip problems and pain!

Also, remember to scroll at the bottom of the article to watch training videos with good hip exercises.

3D model adapted to the patient's hip

Using a 3D model, scientists can grow the stem cells - and when this synthetic model is ready, it can be implanted directly on the patient's damaged / worn hip. The cells will form a new layer of cartilage that is strong enough to withstand 10 times the patient's own body weight - something our joints are exposed to during hard training.

Addition of Genetics in the new cartilage allows it to prevent arthritis and wear

The study also describes how a specific gene was planted inside the new cartilage - a gene that can counteract inflammation and inflammation in the joint itself. This gene can be activated via a specific drug that thus secretes anti-inflammatory properties. To deactivate the gene, the patient simply has to stop and take the medicine.

The treatment can replace hip prostheses and hip surgery?

The researchers strongly believe that someday this alternative to hip prostheses and risky hip surgery will become the new standard for such treatment. - but until then we will probably have to be patient. Further human studies will be conducted over the next 3-5 years.

Conclusion

Fantastic exciting study that can really be a low-risk alternative to those who really need this kind of surgery - but until that time comes, we recommend that you focus on training and especially hip stabilizing exercises - or maybe you want to try these yoga exercises for hip pain?

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VIDEO: 10 Strength Exercises Against Painful Hips

Strength training is still the best way to get more load capacity in the hips.

Stronger hips have better shock absorption, better blood circulation and more mobility - which in turn leads to less pain and improved movement. sions. Here you see an exercise program with ten exercises that give you a stronger hip.

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- Set of workouts (6 pieces with different resistance)

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References:

Anatomically shaped tissue engineered cartilage with tunable and inducible anticytokine delivery for biological joint resurfacing, Farshid Guilak et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, doi: 10.1073 / pnas.1601639113, published online July 2016,