Adult stem cell injection

Adult Stem Cell Injection

Adult Stem Cell Injection

Adult Stem Cell Injection
Arthritis is the most common condition in the general population and results from the gradual degeneration or repeated injuries of cartilage.

When it does not cause immediate symptoms, it is underestimated or ignored by sufferers. In its final stage, despite the numerous methods mentioned in the international bibliography, patients end up continuing to suffer or opt for total arthroplasty. The latter, even with the best surgical technique, remains a major operation, does not last a lifetime and carries risks for the patients’ lives.

The international orthopedic community provides an alternative solution today. Safe and secure! The use of adult stem cells. These cells constitute a particularly attractive group of material for “regenerative” medicine, they are autologous as they can easily come from the patient himself, from his bone marrow, adipose tissue or synovial membranes, in a minimally invasive way, usually with local anesthesia.

Because they are “adult”, we collect them from patients of any age and they have completely different properties and roles than fetal ones. They can be easily differentiated specifically into chondrocytes, due to their chondrogenic capacity, by adding the appropriate culture medium in the laboratory.

Adult stem cell injection

The new technique of using mesenchymal cells activated in the laboratory aims to regenerate cartilage and limit or

and avoid degenerative arthritis of large joints. The technique is indicated in all large joints with early or moderate degree

arthritis, is minimally invasive, can be combined with arthroscopic procedures to ‘clean’ the affected joint and does not require the use of biological substrates.

It is safe for the patient, because it is bloodless, is completely autologous,

therefore does not carry the risk of disease transmission and has zero complications, since it is performed in both stages (reception and

Infusion of adult stem cells

infusion) with local anesthesia, without requiring hospitalization of the patient.

Stem cell therapy is a treatment that follows the developments of the 21st century and therefore we should not be cautious.

We are at the beginning of a new era in the therapeutic methods of arthritis.

Adult Stem Cell Injection