Clinicians discuss how to deliver stem cell treatments: intravenous infusions and direct injections into joints, soft tissue, muscle, and skin. Riskier routes like spinal canal and organ injections exist but one speaker avoids them as unnecessary.
Where do you put it?
And that is.
The art of medicine, right?
How do you.
Actually administer?
So there are different routes. A common route.
Is intravenous, right? You can put cells in the veins.
And that will get pumped throughout your body.
Or you can put it locally. You can put in a joint. You can put.
In directly in soft.
Tissue muscles near the tendon. You can put it right in the face, you know, dermis.
Or scalp.
You can put in.
The gian penis. And there are other ways that are less common.
You can inject into the spinal canal to access the.
Brain better, or you can inject.
Directly into the internal organs.
So I don't do those two routes.
There are more risks.
And I don't think.
It'S necessary.
