Dr. Joshua John-Ram SchacterDr. Joshua Schacter, DO FAAOS, is America’s Holistic Orthopedic Surgeon, with nearly two decades of surgical expertise.

Stem Cell Treatment for Knee Pain

11 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube video/transcript describing bone marrow aspirate (bone marrow concentrate) injections into the knee joint to treat pain. The speaker explains the injection step into the joint, describes a brief recovery (mild soreness ~2–5 days), and says clinical improvement continues over six to eight months; the speaker also claims a >95% success rate in their system.

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About 2–5 days.

Improvement continues for six to eight months after the injection.

>95% success rate.

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The last part of our injection, we're going to just put a needle into the knee joint itself.
And then we're just going to inject the rest of our bone marrow concentrate into the joint itself. So important not just to treat the bone around, but also into the joint to get all of the stem cell right into there. And that is a bone marrow aspirate injection. It's a really quick procedure, and this makes an amazing outcome. So typically, the patient will start be a little bit sore for about to five days, and then she'll start to feel some improvement. Bone mar aspirate improves for six to eight months after the injection. So in our system, it's extremely effective. Got a greater than 95% success rate so far. So awesome stuff, always getting better.