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Exosome cartilage injection is a viable treatment option for various types of cartilage conditions including knee joint, wrist joint and elbow joint. It has significant anti-inflammatory properties that can effectively alleviate inflammation caused by joint capsule synovial membrane cartilage and other joint structure injuries. This treatment method can be used to treat degenerative arthritis, traumatic arthritis, and other joint-related injuries.

The main benefit of exosome cartilage injection is that it avoids the need for traditional surgery which can be invasive and require extensive rehabilitation. Instead, it is a minimally invasive procedure that involves injecting exosomes into the affected joint. Exosomes are small extracellular vesicles that contain molecular signals that stimulate tissue regeneration and promote healing.

The use of exosome cartilage injection has been shown to be both safe and effective. Because exosomes are derived from the patient's own cells, there is a reduced risk of allergic reactions or other complications. Additionally, exosomes have been found to be effective in promoting the growth of new cartilage tissue, potentially helping patients avoid more drastic treatment options such as joint replacement surgery.

• Rich Activity Contains various substances such as protein, mRNA and miRNA which encourage the growth and proliferation of chondrocytes. Growth factors stimulate chondrocyte production while miRNA helps regulate gene expression.
• Low Immunogenicity Derived from the body's natural secretions, making it highly biocompatible with minimal risk of immune response or rejection.
• Precise Targeting Contains specific surface molecules that accurately identify and bind to chondrocytes, delivering active substances precisely to enhance effectiveness.
• Inflammation Regulation Helps reduce cartilage destruction by inhibiting pro-inflammatory factors and promoting anti-inflammatory factors.
• Matrix Synthesis Stimulates chondrocytes to secrete collagen and proteoglycan, enhancing cartilage elasticity and stress resistance while repairing damaged matrix.

Cartilage Injury: Stem cell exosomes contain essential growth factors that stimulate chondrocyte proliferation and migration, while inducing extracellular matrix synthesis to restore cartilage structure and function.

Osteoarthritis: Exosomes regulate the joint inflammatory microenvironment by inhibiting inflammatory factors, reducing chondrocyte damage, promoting cell survival and metabolism, ultimately decreasing pain and improving joint motion.