Learn from Professor Paul Lee’s experience of delivering more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections, with teaching centred on patient selection, technique, complications and follow-up.
For qualified healthcare professionals · London, UK
ICRS Teaching CentreLondon Cartilage Clinic
Centre of ExcellenceEducation network
Clinical knowledge, shared
Explore the decisions behind more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections: who to treat, how to plan the procedure and what to learn from follow-up.
Discuss cases
Explore technique
Plan follow-up
The team confirms the practical format and group arrangements for your session.
From assessment to follow-up
Practical clinical reasoning for a knee osteoarthritis injection service.
Assess knee osteoarthritis, previous treatment, expectations and when another approach may be more appropriate.
Discuss the current device instructions, aseptic practice, procedural planning and infection prevention.
Work through intra-articular placement, image guidance and practical decisions drawn from Professor Lee’s clinical experience.
Discuss discomfort, complications, aftercare, review and how to measure meaningful improvement.
Course guide · Professional development
Arthrosamid injection training is about more than learning a needle position. This course explores the decisions behind a knee osteoarthritis injection service, drawing on Professor Paul Lee’s experience of delivering more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections. It connects clinical assessment, patient communication, procedural planning and ongoing care. Training with Professor Lee gives clinicians a setting to examine the reasoning behind his approach and relate it to their own practice.
Professor Paul Lee has delivered more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections. That experience gives the training a practical focus: the questions patients ask, the decisions clinicians face before treatment and the work needed after the procedure.
A useful Arthrosamid training course asks more than whether a patient has knee osteoarthritis. Discuss symptom burden, function, examination, imaging, prior treatment and the patient’s expectations when considering an injection.
Case-based discussion
Knee OA. Hydrogel. Patient selection.
Assess symptoms and function
Understand the hydrogel approach
Discuss realistic treatment goals
Experienced injectors may want to focus on image-guided planning, joint assessment and procedural consistency. Professor Lee’s teaching connects these technical considerations with the broader clinical decision to treat.
An established injection service depends on preparation, team roles and reliable documentation. Explore how to organise the treatment setting, incorporate the current device instructions and maintain an approach that can be reviewed and audited.
Consistency in practice
Room & equipment
Prepare the setting and understand the device.
Team & patient
Clarify roles, clinical checks and communication.
Record & review
Connect documentation with accessible follow-up.
The experience of delivering injections includes reviewing what happens afterwards. Discuss patient communication, activity questions, rehabilitation, review arrangements and the handling of symptoms that need further assessment.
The clinical pathway
Assess
Symptoms, imaging and the whole joint
Choose
Treatment rationale and patient goals
Plan
Image guidance, preparation and delivery
Review
Aftercare, progress and outcomes
For clinicians adding Arthrosamid to their practice, the value of training includes understanding how the whole service operates. Consider referral information, consent, traceability, clinical documentation and follow-up capacity.
From learning to practice
Before you book
Find the course that fits your clinical role, experience and learning goals.
Discuss your training requirements →Orthopaedic surgeons, sports and exercise medicine physicians and appropriately qualified clinicians treating knee osteoarthritis. The team will discuss eligibility and previous joint-injection or ultrasound experience before confirming a suitable course format.
Yes, the educational focus is relevant to clinicians adding Arthrosamid to an existing practice or reviewing their patient selection, consent, procedural planning and follow-up. Describe the areas you want to develop when you enquire.
Image-guided planning and intra-articular delivery are part of the clinical discussion. Confirm the amount and format of practical ultrasound teaching for your session. This is not advertised as a complete introductory MSK ultrasound qualification.
These London masterclasses are presented around Professor Lee’s teaching and his experience of more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections. Confirm the faculty and session arrangements with the training team when booking.
No manufacturer certification, assessed competency award or CPD credit entitlement is stated for these London pages. Ask the team what attendance documentation, assessment or accreditation applies to the specific session before booking.
The educational discussion includes the clinical pathway around the injection: assessment, consent, preparation, documentation, aftercare and outcome review. Training does not itself authorise a service; local governance, professional scope and indemnity remain essential.
The London programme is hosted through London Cartilage Clinic. Confirm the session venue, access arrangements and timetable before making travel plans. The I AM Regen Congress workshops linked from these pages are separate events with their own locations and booking arrangements.
Dates, fees, availability and the session format are confirmed directly by the LCC training team. Enquire with your preferred technique, specialty, experience and availability to discuss the next suitable session.
Ask what documentation and any accreditation apply to the London session you are booking. A certificate of attendance, an assessed competency award and manufacturer authorisation are different things. These pages do not promise CPD points or certification.
Orthopaedic surgeons, sports-medicine doctors and appropriately qualified clinicians developing their joint-preservation practice. Teaching connects patient selection, practical technique and follow-up, with space to discuss clinical questions.
The team will confirm the format, practical elements and prerequisites for each London session. Enquire with your specialty, experience and preferred technique.
Explore the wider education network and its separately organised Congress workshops. The linked I AM Regen events have their own venue, faculty, dates, fees and completion arrangements.
Contact the London Cartilage Clinic team about Arthrosamid training. Dates, availability, fees and the session format will be confirmed directly before you commit.
Contact the training team →This is a clinician education enquiry, not a patient treatment booking.