India joining the league of Joint Replacement Surgeries

Joint replacement surgeries, cartilage cell therapy

India is the seventh-largest country by area and second-largest country by population in the world and has one of the youngest populations in the world, with an average age of 29. With both public and private health sectors, India has a vast healthcare system.  Despite this, Medical Tourism in India is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the Indian economy making it a global medical tourism hub and one of the popular destinations for medical tourists, given the relatively low cost and high quality of healthcare services.

With emerging, healthcare facilities and treatment, disease perseverance is also increasing at a higher rate and the joint problem is one of all those diseases. The joint problem in people is emerging as the fourth most common cause of disability in India. Arthritis is one of them, the age-related degenerative arthritis involves degeneration of cartilage and can affect any joint of the body.  In India the average age for the onset of knee problems in women is 50 years, in males, it is 60 years. Any previous injuries to the joint, arthritis or other chronic medical condition, bad lifestyle, overweight, age etc. are some of the factors that are responsible for joint-related problems that lead to joint pain. But if the person is experiencing the swelling, stiffness, numbness, clicking, grinding, or snapping sounds while moving the joint, painful movement, difficulty in bending or straightening the joint, loss of motion, and red swollen joint so consider these signs as the warning signs and visit a physician at the earliest. 

Joint replacement surgeries, cartilage cell therapy

A study suggested that among the 15 crore Indians who are suffering from knee problems, 4 crores go with a total knee replacement. Similarly, India has reported millions of hip pain-related queries which are further diagnosed as avascular necrosis, nearly 2 million avascular necrosis cases are diagnosed every year in India. Which eventually will require total hip replacement surgery. This shows a rapid increase in joint replacement surgeries in India.

 

Innovation in the field of surgical orthopaedics especially joint replacement surgeries has shown a rapid development over the recent decades. Over the last few decades, advancements in the field of surgical orthopaedics, particularly joint replacement surgeries, have rapidly increased. The number of joint replacement surgeries performed in India has increased at an exponential rate over the previous several years. India reported nearly 2 million joint replacement surgeries by the year 2019 and it is set to grow at the highest rate in the world from the period 2020 to 2026

 
Joint replacement surgeries, cartilage cell therapy

Region-wise distribution of contributing surgeons in Knee and Hip Replacement surgeries by 2019. By: Shrinand V. Vaidya, Abhinav D. Jogani, Jahavir A. Pachore, Richard Armstrong, and Chintan S. Vaidya, 'India Joining the World of Hip and Knee Registries: Present Status—A Leap Forward', Published online 2020 Sep.

 

These knee and hip replacement surgeries are invasive and last up to a max of 15-20 years vary person-to-person. But in the upcoming era, regenerative medicine has emerged as a boon and an alternative solution to avoid these surgeries. Cartigrow® Cartilage Cell Therapy and Ossgrow® Bone Cell Therapy by Regrow Biosciences® which is  India's leading Biotech Company focused to deliver world-class regenerative & cell-based therapy are the two game-changer innovations in the field of regenerative medicine which use patients’ own cells (autologous) as a therapeutic tool to cure cartilage damage for knee and bone cell therapy for avascular necrosis (degenerative hip disease). It is totally natural and after the successful treatment patients’ can experience quick recovery and better outcomes. Which helps them regain functionality and improve the quality of their life much quicker and painlessly.

For more information, visit: www.regrow.in or call: 1800 29 0309


References:

●        https://www.iipa.org.in/cms/public/uploads/522031635499677.pdf

●        https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8149501/

●        https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/arthritis-care-foundation/why-the-incidence-of-arthritis-is-on-the-rise-in-india-5191/

●        https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/17752-joint-pain


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