How Intraosseous Stem Cells Saved My Knee
20 Jul 2023 · 1 min

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A patient describes getting intraosseous stem cell treatment for a damaged knee instead of surgery. The procedure involves making small holes in the joint and filling them with stem cells to regrow cartilage. They went from 20-25% knee function to about 90% after treatment.
Questions this video answers
Interosseous (intraosseous) needling with stem cells.
In the U.S.
About 20–25% (a year and a half ago).
About 90% (at time of speaking).
An orthopedic surgeon told them they'd need to get scoped (arthroscopic scope).










