Dr. Joshua John‑Ram Schacter explains a patient’s knee regenerative treatment: starting with PRP (platelet-rich plasma) to prepare the joint, followed by bone marrow aspirate delivered intraosseously (injected into the bone). He notes the bone marrow aspirate occurred in May for this patient. The clip focuses on treatment sequence and delivery method rather than outcomes.
And prp, we use to sort of get the joint ready to receive stem cell treatment. So with her, we did orthobiologics. So we started with PRP and prp, we used to sort of get the joint ready to receive stem cell treatment. And then we used bone marrow aspirate to treat the knee. And so we did. Your bone marrow aspirate was in May. Okay. And we did intraosseous bone marrow aspirate. So we actually injected it into the bone around her.
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