Publisher's Synopsis
Osteoarthritis affects millions of people worldwide and often leads to chronic pain and limited mobility. Many sufferers see joint replacement as a last resort when conventional therapies no longer provide sufficient relief. But how far has medicine really come? Can modern treatment methods already replace surgical procedures or at least delay them for a long time?
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the current scientifically based treatment options for osteoarthritis. It presents both established and innovative approaches-from biological and regenerative procedures such as stem cell and exosome therapy to new drug developments and personalized and genetic treatment strategies.
The influence of nutrition, micronutrients, and psychological factors is also objectively examined. The book shows which treatments are already available, in which cases they can be used effectively, and where the current limits of therapy lie.
A practical reference book for interested readers who want to learn more about the current state of osteoarthritis therapy.
Bremen University Press has published over 4,900 reference books in various languages since 2005.
1st edition 2025
