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Vascular and Embolization Specialists
Florida Endovascular and Interventional
Personalized Knee Pain Relief in Florida
Partnering with Vascular and Embolization Specialists & Florida Endovascular and Interventional
Life in Florida should be active and pain-free, whether you’re golfing in Orlando, walking along the Gulf Coast, or just enjoying time with family. If knee pain is slowing you down, our expert partners—Vascular and Embolization Specialists and Florida Endovascular and Interventional—are ready to help you take the next step toward relief.
We specialize in treating a wide variety of knee issues through image-guided, non-surgical methods that prioritize comfort, precision, and faster recovery:
Degenerative joint pain (Osteoarthritis): Reduce inflammation and improve joint mobility
Chronic discomfort or stiffness: Long-term symptoms that haven’t responded to rest or medications
Injury-related knee pain: Sports injuries, meniscus tears, and post-traumatic damage
Tendon or bursa inflammation: Conditions like tendonitis or bursitis that limit motion
Misalignment pain: Including conditions like patellofemoral pain syndrome and runner’s knee
Using innovative approaches like Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE), we help patients across Florida regain their quality of life—without major surgery or lengthy downtime.
What to Expect When You Start GAE Treatment in Florida
Step 1: Connect with a Specialist
Start with a quick assessment or schedule an appointment. We’ll evaluate your symptoms and determine if you’re a good candidate for Genicular Artery Embolization.
Step 2: GAE Procedure
This outpatient procedure uses advanced imaging to identify and block small blood vessels contributing to chronic inflammation in the knee joint. It’s performed under local anesthesia, typically in under two hours.
Step 3: Fast, Low-Impact Recovery
You’ll return home the same day and can usually resume light activity within 24–48 hours. Most patients experience steady improvement over the following weeks as inflammation subsides.