Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter explains a procedure that injects bone marrow aspirate directly into a damaged joint. The video shows the precision required and how the technique works to promote natural healing from inside the joint itself.
We see that we're really getting plenty of our cells in there.
You can see exactly where we've got the needle. We're going to inject just right under the joint line. She's pretty tender on this side. We're going to put some bone marrow aspirate right in there.
And we see that we're really getting plenty of our cells in there.
Now we just take this tiny needle out, and you can see that's a pretty small needle right there. I'm just going to hold a little pressure.
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