Adult Stem Cell Therapy & Platelet Rich Plasma
4 Common Stem Cell FAQs
Stem cell research is a progressive addition to multiple areas of medicine, including orthopedic surgery. Adult stem cells found in bone marrow, blood, and fat can be invaluable in regenerating injured cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. Stem cell therapy can even be used as an alternative to surgery.
Adult stem cell treatment isn’t as widespread as other orthopedic treatment methods. Therefore, there are many questions surrounding it and its effects. Below, we’ve provided detailed answers to four frequently asked questions about stem cells to help boost knowledge on this valuable medical treatment.
What are the Advantages of Using Stem Cells during Surgery?
Throughout years of study on patients who have undergone surgery, both with stem cells and without, stem cells show a handful of distinct benefits. Patients commonly experience faster recovery times and less pain or discomfort when stem cells are used in surgery. With a shortened amount of time needed for rehab after a surgery, patients can spend less money on PT visits. Continue Reading