Take Our Genicular Artery Embolization Quiz

Take our quiz now to help assess whether genicular artery embolization (GAE) could be the right treatment for your knee pain. Disclaimer: This quiz does not replace a professional diagnosis. If you suspect you have severe osteoarthritis, contact a specialist today for a thorough in-person evaluation.

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1. Do you have knee joint pain accompanied by stiffness, crepitus, and swelling?
2. Is your knee movement limited?
3. Have you experienced crepitus (grinding, cracking, or popping sound when moving your knee)?
4. Have you noticed swelling in your knee?
5. Do you have skin discoloration around your knee?
6. Is there a visible change in your knee cartilage?
7. How severe is your osteoarthritis?
8. Have you tried alternative treatments with no relief?
9. What alternative treatments have you tried? (Select all that apply.)
10. Do you have knee pain that improves with rest and worsens with activity?
This is your score total based on your responses. The lowest score possible is 0 and the highest score possible is 20.

0–6 — Lower likelihood: Your symptoms suggest mild or early knee changes. GAE may not be needed yet — a specialist can confirm the cause of your knee pain.

7–13 — Moderate likelihood: Your answers are consistent with knee osteoarthritis. You may be a candidate for genicular artery embolization. Schedule a consultation to review your options.

14–20 — Strong candidate: Your answers point to more advanced knee osteoarthritis that has not responded to other treatments. GAE could be a strong option — contact us to evaluate your candidacy.

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