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Bone marrow, adipose and other orthobiologic options, prolotherapy, exosomes and the science behind them. Learn more about stem cell therapy at MCRM.
Stem Cells & Orthobiologics
Are your own stem cells better than placental stem cells? The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine prefers autologous stem cells, which are
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Who is a good candidate for stem cell injections for back pain? Good candidates for stem cell injections for back pain are
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What did MCRM announce about cervical bone marrow injections? Dr. Thomas Nabity of Rochester Hills announced he had performed Michigan’s first intradiscal
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What is a mesenchymal signaling cell? Mesenchymal signaling cell is the name Dr. Arnold Caplan, who coined the term mesenchymal stem cell
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Could stem cell treatment help with knee osteoarthritis? It may. In a Canadian study, a dozen people with knee osteoarthritis were injected
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How are stem cells used to treat avascular necrosis? Avascular necrosis (AVN) is when bone tissue dies because its blood supply is
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Can rotator cuff injuries be treated with stem cells? Yes, stem cell treatment is an option for some rotator cuff injuries. The
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Exposing our patients to the incredible innovations surrounding stem cell banking and stem cell harvesting is an...
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How does MCRM analyze stem cells before treatment? The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine invested in lab equipment from Greyledge Technologies that
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What exactly is a stem cell? Stem cells are healing cells in your body that can copy themselves and, early in life,
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