Abstract
We report the treatment of a patient with a pronounced knee pain syndrome related to a subchondral knee joint fracture in the context of osteoarthritis. Traditional treatment methods for this pathology have demonstrated limited efficacy. In our approach, we utilized subchondral Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections to alleviate the pain syndrome and stimulate reparative regeneration. Notably, we achieved a stable and rapid reduction in knee pain, with observed regression of pathological changes on MRI scans after a two-month follow-up. We report the treatment of a patient with a pronounced knee pain syndrome related to a subchondral knee joint fracture in the context of osteoarthritis. Traditional treatment methods for this pathology have demonstrated limited efficacy. In our approach, we utilized subchondral Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections to alleviate the pain syndrome and stimulate reparative regeneration. Notably, we achieved a stable and rapid reduction in knee pain, with observed regression of pathological changes on MRI scans after a two-month follow-up.
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