“Patient-friendly phrases” is the result of an exciting collaboration between arthrofibrosis patients and the IAA.

Welcome to the inaugural international panel discussion on the surgical treatment of arthrofibrosis.

People with active arthrofibrosis are all-too familiar with joint pain. Chronic pain is a serious problem for millions around the world.

In this comprehensive panel discussion three physiotherapists share their insights on the diagnosis and management of arthrofibrosis.

The old concept of scars as inert, non-living fibrillar collagen has been replaced as we apply modern molecular and imaging techniques.

Mark your calendars for Arthrofibrosis Awareness Day on September 9, 2024! We need your help to spread awareness.

We had the opportunity to interview Dr. Luca Deabate about his surgical practice regarding the treatment of arthrofibrosis.

Ever wondered what happens when your body tries to heal a wound but ends up with thick scar tissue instead?

Many social media posts push supplements and other life hacks that “boost your immune system” to keep you healthy and fend off illness.

Do you wonder why your ankle is stiff, painful and lacks range of motion (ROM)?

This interview between Dr. Kayley Usher and Prof. Dr. Ingrid Klintberg delves into the application of cryotherapy in managing arthrofibrosis

It’s important to understand that some joints don’t make the transition from active to residual arthrofibrosis; they remain chronically...

The highest rates of post-operative arthrofibrosis are from total knee replacement and anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.

Nutarelli, committee member of the IAA, delivered a compelling presentation at the Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress 2024 in Copenhagen.

Cryotherapy works in the same way for long-term joint diseases like osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, reducing pain and chronic low-g

The reported benefits of metformin include reducing oxidative stress, inflammation, infection, cancer and fibrosis.

We have listed our 10 top recommendations for patients suffering from arthrofibrosis of things you can start doing right now.

Dr Kayley Usher interviews MedCram co-founder Prof Dr Roger Seheult about the benefits of being outdoors for people with arthrofibrosis.

Recent research has found an inverse relationship between the amount of sun exposure and all-cause mortality.

The CEO of Pharmaxis talks about their new anti-fibrotic drug PXS-5505.