Category Archives: Stem Cell Injections

Median Nerve Neuroplasty (vs Traditional Surgical Repair) James Leiber, DO, is a Board Certified Family Physician and Board Certified Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine Specialist. He is a former officer, physician, and educator in the Air Force for 11 years -- including personal physician to the vice president (and president) at the White House. He is an Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Osteopathic Principles and Practice at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Lakewood Ranch. Dr. Leiber focuses on Non-Surgical Orthopedics - he has been trained in advanced osteopathic manipulation (manual medicine and therapeutic exercise) and uses advanced ultrasound imaging to help diagnosis painful orthopedic and musculoskeletal problems as well as to help precisely guide various types of injections. He utilizes a variety of tools, including: osteopathic manipulation, ultrasound guided injections (of tendons, muscles, ligaments, joints, and nerve entrapments), medical acupuncture, and expert nutritional advice. In addition to the standard use of cortisone-type injections, he also uses viscosupplementation (gel-like joint fluid) for osteoarthritis, and Homeopathic anti-inflammatory injectable solutions. Dr. Leiber is a leader in performing Regenerative Injection Therapy under ultrasound guidance - which includes Prolotherapy and the exciting new field of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and Stem Cell injections (from … Continue reading →

Treating ALS with stem cell injections: A clinical trial Dr. Eva Feldman, a neurologist, researcher and director of the A. Alfred Taubman Biomedical Research Institute at the University of Michigan, is the principal investigator for a landmark clinical trial involving patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease. The FDA-approved trial, which currently is in the safety phase, involves injecting hundreds of thousands of stem cells into the spinal cords of patients with ALS. As Dr. Feldman explains in this video, it is hoped that the stem cells will provide a healthier environment for the patients' own nerve cells, preserving function and improving quality of life.From:TaubmanInstituteViews:1785 16ratingsTime:11:32More inScience Technology Read the original post: Treating ALS with stem cell injections: A clinical trial - Video … Continue reading →

Chronic Knee Pain and Stem Cell Regenerative Therapy Chronic Pain is often a result of multiple factors and can be difficult to diagnose. However, treatments are available for certain conditions that cause chronic pain. Stem cell injections can be used to treat acute injury or long term degenerative disease. Depending upon individual circumstance when done for the treatment of joint osteoarthritis 80% will enjoy 50% or more relief and 50% will achieve 80% or more relief. http://www.piedmontpmr.comFrom:Robert SchwartzViews:6 0ratingsTime:06:43More inScience Technology See the article here: Chronic Knee Pain and Stem Cell Regenerative Therapy - Video … Continue reading →

Chronic Knee Pain and Stem Cell Treatments Chronic Pain is often a result of multiple factors and can be difficult to diagnose. However, treatments are available for certain conditions that cause chronic pain. Stem cell injections can be used to treat acute injury or long term degenerative disease. Depending upon individual circumstance when done for the treatment of joint osteoarthritis 80% will enjoy 50% or more relief and 50% will achieve 80% or more relief. http://www.piedmontpmr.comFrom:Robert SchwartzViews:7 0ratingsTime:04:26More inScience Technology Read the original here: Chronic Knee Pain and Stem Cell Treatments - Video … Continue reading →

Stem Cells : How stem cells can be used in the prevention and cure of many illnesses Have you ever asked why adult stem cells cannot be used in human medicine? Certainly not for ethical reasons as they have nothing to do with embryos, but because it is not possible to experiment with cells different from one another. Up to now the cultured adult stem cells showed different receptors and stem cells obtained by concentration from other tissues were never pure, but contained other cells. TRIALS CANNOT BE DONE WITHOUT QUALIFYING AND QUANTIFYING WHAT IS BEING EXPERIMENTED, THEREFORE ADULT STEM CELLS COULD NOT BE USED IN HUMAN THERAPY! But...... with our patented system we are able to quantify and qualify stem cells. From a few ml. of blood within 72 hours we can obtain pure stem cells that all have the same level of maturity and only stem cell receptors therefore they are a blood derivative eligible for human trials. Yes....., you have understood well! There are no legal restrictions! Moreover the stem cells have no passport (that is they do not possess MHC 1And 2) therefore besides an auto-stemcell transplant it is possible to produce thousands of allogenic stem … Continue reading →

MS Evangelos Australia Name: Andrews Gender: Male Nationality: Australia Age: 46 Start of treatment: 2012-01-12 Diagnosis: Multiple sclerosis Treatment: 3 bone marrow stem cell injections via lumbar puncture and nutritious stem cell cocktail treatment Days admitted to the hospital: 60 Reason for coming to treatment: Andrews was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007. He continued to lead a normal life for 3 more years, but in 2010, his symptoms worsened drastically and his mobility was greatly reduced. He could not stand by himself and was confined to a wheelchair. With only a few options left, he decided to come to China for stem cell treatment.From:Jamie redsViews:22 0ratingsTime:10:06More inScience Technology Go here to see the original: MS Evangelos Australia - Video … Continue reading →

Stem Cell Therapy - Treatment for Severe Hip Pain Cathy received stem cell and adipose derived stem cell injections to help her with severe hip problem. She has been in severe pain for 8 months until Dr. Matos recommended stem cell therapy. "It is working tremendously. I am very pleased. It has made a major difference in the type of heavy physical work I do."From:FLRegenerativeMedViews:5 0ratingsTime:00:57More inPeople Blogs Go here to read the rest: Stem Cell Therapy - Treatment for Severe Hip Pain - Video … Continue reading →

A team of Malaysian doctors achieved success and gained international attention by being innovative, passionate and a little bit crazy. ON a quiet weekend in 2011, hand surgeon Dr Ranjit Singh Gill flexed his fingers as he watched a limousine and police outriders pull up to the front entrance of the Kuala Lumpur Sports Medicine Centre (KLSMC). A middle-aged man emerged from the car flanked by bodyguards. Dr Ranjit Singh greeted his patient. The whole group crowded into an elevator which took them to the fifth floor where a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine awaited. The bodyguards stood sentry outside. My arm has been bothering me, the patient told Dr Ranjit Singh. After he gently flexed his patients arm and studied the MRI scans, he suggested that the patient undergo keyhole surgery and five rounds of stem cell injections. These stem cells would repair the injured area and regenerate the cartilage tissue. The treatment was so simple, it was almost too good to be true. In fact, global experts in the field of orthopaedics are divided over the use of adult stem cells to repair cartilage. Cartilage basically does not heal, Dr Hubert Kim, director of the Cartilage Repair and … Continue reading →

07-10-2012 12:00 Helen shares her experiences with Dr. Matos and Stem Cell Therapy. Helen suffered from severe leg and knee pain, had problems walking, and was unable to bend her knees up to her chest. After two stem cell injections, Helen's right knee felt much better and she was able to pull her knee up to her chest. Continue reading here: Stem Cell Therapy - Knee Surgery Alternative - Video … Continue reading →

Stem cell injections in dogs will become routine in the next two years and will probably cost less than $1000. The first data, collated last week, into the use of the procedure where cultured cells are injected into the joints of dogs with hip dysplasia or canine osteoarthritis has shown a success rate of 96 per cent. The procedure will be made available to veterinary clinics, promoted at dog shows and possibly in a television campaign. It has been transformed in little more than a year with stem cells from one animal used to treat other dogs. Previously, an invasive procedure was necessary, with incisions to remove subcutaneous or fatty tissue from the affected dog and stem cells isolated in a laboratory before being injected back into the dog. The procedure resulted in a culture containing only about 10 per cent to 15 per cent stem cells, while the culture from a donor in a breed with a genetic line clear of arthritis can been screened to provide a culture containing 100 per cent stem cells. The figures were collected from vets by Australian Veterinary Stem Cells, which supplies stem cell treatments and has a partnership with the immunology and … Continue reading →