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It includes different methods of treatment for knees with mild cartilage damage, meniscal or ligament tears. The key is early diagnosis of the problem and prompt treatment so that it does not worsen and require major surgery in the future!
Knee Preservation includes the following treatment options
 Lifestyle changes
 Exercises
 Arthroscopy
 ACI
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The end of your thigh bone (femur) can be compared to a rocking chair. It has two distinct surfaces called condyles, which rest on the shin bone (tibia), forming two ‘compartments’, the inner (or medial) and the outer (or lateral compartment). A third compartment is in the front of the knee behind the knee cap (patello-femoral compartment). The bones in each compartment are covered by a thin layer of cartilage which prevents the bones from touching each other.

The end of your thigh bone (femur) can be compared to a rocking chair. It has two distinct surfaces called condyles, which rest on the shin bone (tibia), forming two ‘compartments’, the inner (or medial) and the outer (or lateral compartment). A third compartment is in the front of the knee behind the knee cap (patello-femoral compartment). The bones in each compartment are covered by a thin layer of cartilage which prevents the bones from touching each other.