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14 Mar FAQs on Amniotic Stem Cells for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment

Posted at 00:52h in Amniotic Stem Cells

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What is a Diabetic Foot Ulcer? People who suffer from diabetes are at risk of developing ulcers on their feet. Diabetic foot ulcers affect up to 15 percent of diabetic patients, and over 80 percent of lower leg amputations are done in the treatment of this...

01 Mar Stem Cell Procedures for Achilles Tendonitis and Tears

Posted at 00:27h in stem cell therapy

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The Achilles tendon is a common point of vulnerability for athletes in particular, whether professional, collegiate, or the weekend recreational dilettante. When it is strained, there is no thought of continuing activity until it rests. If the tendon tears, walking off the field is an...

27 Feb FAQs on PRP Therapy for Rotator Cuff Injury

Posted at 00:22h in PRP Therapy

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What is rotator cuff injury? Your shoulder is a ball and socket joint that connects your humerus (upper arm bone), scapula (shoulder blade), and clavicle (collarbone). The rotator cuff refers to the muscles and tendons that keep the shoulder in place, namely, the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres...

25 Feb Bone Marrow Stem Cells and Adipose Tissue Stem Cells: Important Differences

Posted at 00:17h in stem cell therapy

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It’s interesting to note that the debate over which, if either, is better, bone marrow stem cells or adipose tissue stem cells, is a hot one. Over the years, doctors have used stem cells increasingly to treat soft tissue, cartilage, and joint injuries, as well...

04 Jan Amniotic Stem Cell Therapy for Hip Arthritis and Injuries

Posted at 22:05h in Amniotic Stem Cells

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Treatment for hip arthritis and injuries does not necessarily have to rely on the use of synthetic drugs from time to time. In fact, the assertion that surgery will always be the last course of action is something that should not even happen in the...

22 Sep What’s the difference between PRP therapy and stem cell therapy?

Posted at 22:16h in PRP Therapy, stem cell therapy

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In the world of regenerative medicine, both platelet rich plasma therapy and stem cell therapy are now mainstream. They are both effective and widely used for both degenerative arthritis and soft tissue injuries to tendons and ligaments. However, there is a distinctive difference between them. PRP therapy...

16 Jun Amniotic Stem Cell Therapy for Wound Healing

Posted at 23:24h in Amniotic Stem Cells

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Over the past five years more and more proof has come to light concerning amniotic stem cell therapy and its use in promoting wound healing. The use of stem cells harvested from amniotic fluid is having a major effect in the area of regenerative medicine....

14 Jun Stem Cell Therapy on the Cutting Edge for Musculoskeletal Problems

Posted at 23:23h in Amniotic Stem Cells

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Although stem cell therapy is still considered to be in its infancy, it has proven to be a useful and powerful tool in helping to improve, repair, and augment the healing of various musculoskeletal problems. Health issues associated with the musculoskeletal system, which includes our...

03 May Regenerative Medical Procedures for Sports Injuries

Posted at 20:46h in Regenerative Medicine

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Offering a new approach to sports injuries that provides minimally invasive medical procedures, stem cell treatment is one of the best options for anyone that is experiencing ligament, tendon, bone or joint pain due to a sports injury or a different condition. Without question various...

01 May What are the Different Kinds of Stem Cells?

Posted at 20:35h in Regenerative Medicine

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In today's world of medicine, stem cells are one of the most common topics of conversation. With the ability to regenerate tissue, while also reducing and eliminating pain, stem cell injection procedures have quickly become one of the most popular alternatives to a long list...

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