The valuable help of stem cells in orthopedics

Over the past two decades, there has been considerable interest in the use of stem cells in orthopedic surgery, especially for the treatment of special injuries that have not been successfully treated with modern surgical methods, anesthesia with synthetic materials (Botox), and temporary steroid drugs. There is extensive experience in the use of stem cells in the world, and the safety and efficacy of stem cell treatment is the most growing, demanded and interesting area of ​​research. Today stem cell therapy is successfully used for major orthopedic procedures in terms of bone and joint injuries, especially those that do not heal, cartilage osteoarthritis defects and ligament and tendon injuries, chronic tissue inflammation. All of these diseases can be very painful, unpleasant, life-limiting, and the most common health problems around the world today.
Back pain and  joints pain treatment using stem cell
Various treatments are available to treat these problems, most of which involve surgery; however, the most effective method is still controversial. The use of stem cells is a promising and growing area of ​​research in the field of medicine. Research and therapy protocols are still published daily as the field continues to improve and standardize. Stem cells are useful for tissue repair where the body cannot repair itself. In particular, articular cartilage (elbows, knees, etc.) that can wear out or become damaged over time. These tissues have a low potential for recovery by the body and have a limited lifespan. Stem cells, capable of assuming the shape of any desired cell type, can be used to effectively grow new joint tissue in joints using pinpoint injections, eliminating the need for painful and invasive joint replacement surgeries with the added benefit of dramatically reduced recovery time. These results are similar for diseases of the bones, tendons, and ligaments. Stem cells can heal damaged tissue without the need for invasive transplant surgery. The implanted cells take the form of damaged or lost tissue, grow and replace these problem areas with fresh tissue.
Can stem cells heal spinal cord injuries?
This is one of the most exciting developments in the development of therapies for spinal cord injury. These devastating injuries are one of the most common causes of serious neurological damage, and the rate of recovery is very slow. Stem cell therapy offers patients new options with more positive and better outcomes than other non-surgical treatments. During stem cell treatment, the patient can receive cells locally as well as intravenously. Stem cells are taken from umbilical cord samples that undergo extensive testing to ensure sterility and viability. After we have received an adequate sample, these stem cells are then grown in a special medium, which further improves their quality. We then cryo preserve the stem cells and store them in cryogenic form (below 100 degrees below zero). During intravenous administration, cells are thawed to body temperature in a sterile laboratory, activated, retested and injected within a few hours by our trained physicians. The number of cells is calculated not only to cover the daily losses that have gradually occurred over several years, but also to make a gap for the future.
Why choose our clinic?
We offer a complete orthopedic solution: using your own cells and donor cells for recovery. Patients can receive individual cell therapy in accordance with their diagnosis, count on a personalized approach to treatment. We have been working in the field of stem cell therapy and have been offering proven stem cell treatment protocols for many years. We offer our patients high quality biomaterials and proven treatments.