Stem Cells from Your Own Marrow Can Repair Damaged Joints #Arthritis #Innovation
Sebastian Klisiewicz | Integrative Rehab Medicine · 156 words · 1 min read · EN-ORIG

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I am going to be using stem cells to treat her joints. Stem cells have been shown to be very effective at treating severe arthritis. But first, before I can use the stem cells, I have to take them out of the pelvis. So, I've drilled a little drill into her pelvic bone, and I'm actually pulling out some of the
bone marrow. So, this is the bone marrow we took out of her pelvis, and we're going to take this to our lab, and we're going to process it and concentrate all the stem cells. And we can use the stem cells to inject into arthritic joints, such as the knee joint, the foot joint,
or any other joints that needs a little bit of help. What the stem cells will do, they will stimulate a healing response of the joint. They will eliminate the inflammation, decrease uh pain, and help the joint to heal.
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