Self-assessment

Symptoms patients describe when asking about GAE

This is an educational worksheet — not a diagnosis. GAE is an option some patients consider before or alongside other knee treatments. A Beacon IR Clinic physician will determine candidacy.

Educational only.

This worksheet is not a diagnosis and does not determine whether you are a candidate for any procedure. Use it to organize what you have been experiencing and bring your answers to a Beacon IR Clinic consultation.

Symptom checklist

Mark anything that has been true for you.

Chronic knee pain related to osteoarthritis
Pain that limits walking, stairs, or daily activities
Pain that has not responded well to physical therapy or medications
Steroid injections that no longer provide lasting relief
Prefer to delay or avoid knee replacement when possible
Imaging that has confirmed osteoarthritis

Learn more about the related procedure

If items above sound familiar, read more about Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) or schedule a consultation to talk through your case.

Medical disclaimer. This worksheet is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or consultation with a physician.

Talk through your worksheet with a specialist

A Beacon IR Clinic physician will review your history, imaging, and goals and explain whether a minimally invasive option may be appropriate.

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