Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter explains intraosseous bone marrow aspirate injections, which harvest a patient's own stem cells and inject them around arthritic joints. The technique can delay joint replacement for years and continues improving outcomes over six to eight months.
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This is a super powerful technique where we take the patient's own stem cells from inside their bone and we inject that around an arthritic joint. Hi, it's Dr. Schachter. I'm America's holistic orthopedic surgeon, and today we're at Genesis Wellness and Pain in Wichita Falls, Texas, and we're doing intraosseous bone marrow aspirate injections. This is a super powerful technique where we take the patient's own stem cells from inside their bone and we inject that around an arthritic joint. This is predictably particularly durable as far as can prevent joint replacement or surgery for a number of years in those studies. And it is super, super effective. Not only is it super effective in pain relief and improving function, but it also continues to improve for about six to eight months.