¿Te duelen las rodillas? Seguramente sufres de artrosis

Written by: Dr. Miguel Ángel González Viejo
Published: | Updated: 31/08/2022
Edited by: Albert González

Si últimamente notas dolor en la rodilla al practicar deporte podría deberse a una artrosis, una patología muy común que padecen muchos deportistas, o bien podrías padecer artrosis degenerativa propia de la edad. 


La artrosis es una enfermedad crónica que tiende a aparecer con el transcurso de los años, generando una reducción de la movilidad articular y dolor en los ligamentos, cartílagos y huesos de la rodilla. El cartílago tiende a desintegrarse produciendo que los huesos choquen entre sí y se inflamen. Actualmente, 7 millones de pacientes en España sufren artrosis. Es la primera causa de incapacidad permanente y la tercera causa de incapacidad laboral.

 

La artrosis es una enfermedad crónica que tiende a aparecer con los años.


Si miramos la afectación que produce esta patología en los deportistas, el impacto sufrido con el running o el crossfit castiga severamente a nuestras articulaciones si no los practicamos con mesura y respetando el descanso del cuerpo. Además, deportes tradicionales como el fútbol o el balonmano también afectan a la larga a las rodillas de manera crónica. 


Por todo ello, conviene acudir a un médico especialista para encontrar la mejor solución y seguir manteniendo una buena calidad de vida, a pesar de que se siga practicando deporte. Además, el Dr. González-Viejo es integrante del equipo médico de Celular Clinic, clínica especializada en Medicina Regenerativa, donde los pacientes podrán beneficiarse de tratamientos personalizados con células madre y factores de crecimiento de primera calidad. 

 

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Dr. Miguel Ángel González Viejo

By Dr. Miguel Ángel González Viejo
Regenerative medicine

Dr. González Viejo has a Bachelor of Medicine from the Zaragoza University and a specialist in Regenerative Medicine.

Throughout his professional career, he has combined his healthcare work in different national hospitals with teaching and research. Noted for his participation in ten clinical trials at ClinicalTrials.gov .

In his work as a researcher, he has published 160 articles in 52 international journals with Impact factor: 23.73 . Among the most prominent are: Scoliosis Three-Dimensional Reality (Editorial Masson), Amputation of the lower limb and disability. Prosthesis and Rehabilitation (Editorial Eselvier Scoliosis and Kyphosis) and State of the situation (Editorial Euromedice).

He currently holds the position of Principal Investigator in the NeuroSave study (FAB117-HC). A novel and disruptive approach to treat acute spinal cord injury with Mesenchymal Stem Cells. He is also the author of 37 book chapters and has served as a speaker at 260 conferences, 68 of them at International Congresses.

He works as Director of Rehabilitation of 4Doctors, a specialized knowledge and Medworking web platform, and also as President of the Catalan Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

He currently works as a medical specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Institute of Medical Assistance, as Director of Rehabilitation for 4Doctors, a web platform for specialized knowledge and Medworking, and is President of the Catalan Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation .

He has an important career as Head of the Rehabilitation Service and head of the Spinal Cord Injury Unit at the Vall d'Hebrón Hospital in Barcelona.

You can consult the profile of Dr. González Viejo as a specialist in Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine .
 

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