Every procedure has risks. GAE (Genicular Artery Embolization) is no exception. But let’s cut through the fear. Most patients feel some soreness or dull aching in the knee after the procedure. That’s it. Like a bruise. There might be some swelling or light bruising at the puncture site. No stitches. No scars. And the serious side effects? They’re extremely rare, especially in the hands of trained interventional radiologists. Here’s what you won’t get with GAE: ❌ General anesthesia ❌ Joint damage

Is Knee Replacement the Only Solution for Knee Pain? Not always! Dr. T. Deepashree, Senior Consultant and Clinical Lead in Interventional Radiology and Imaging Services introduces Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)—a minimally invasive daycare procedure. While it’s not a replacement for knee surgery, GAE drastically reduces knee pain offering relief for patients who aren’t ready for surgery. Discover how innovative techniques like GAE can improve your quality of life in this informative video.

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