Our state-of- the- art Orthopedic Stem Cell Institute, at the base of the breathtaking Rocky Mountains, in Johnstown, Colorado, uses our own developing research to provide adult stem cell therapies promoting natural healing. We offer two revolutionary non-invasive treatments, Stem Cell therapy and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), which are transforming the lives of athletes and everyday people suffering with Spine and Orthopedic injuries caused by aging and degeneration. Dr. Kenneth Pettine, a world renowned spine surgeon and a pioneer in spinal stem cell therapy opened OSCI for patients seeking possible alternatives to surgery. Pettine and his staff treat patients from around the world, using the newest and most advanced technology to treat a number of conditions, including:knees, hips, spine, shoulders, feet and ankles, and other joints. Our adult stem cell therapyprocedureuses adult mesenchymal, multipotent stem cells taken from a patients own bone marrow and then injected back into the same patient into the injured, damaged, or painful area. For patients in Colorado or anywhere in the United States, we can help.About Adult Stem Cell Therapy Read this article: Adult Stem Cell Therapy | Orthopedic Stem Cell Institute … Continue reading →

erectile dysfunction treatment, type 2 diabetes treatment, arthritis cure, cure for arthritis, therapy for autism, Vision loss therapy, hair loss treatment, preventing hair loss, Pumonary disease therapy, Kidney diseases CellTherapyFlorida U.S. Program and PRP Therapy are now being applied towards painful, injured and inflammatory conditions facilitating healing of muscle, tendons, ligaments, articular and meniscal injuries. Loss of Hair Your own stem cells from a small area of adipose (fat) tissue can be isolated and activated. Together with a PRP and growth factors from a small sample of blood, it can be locally injected into the scalp for male and female pattern hair loss treatment. A single treatment of Stem Cells can be of a long-term benefit. Other therapies and drugs are an hours-to-days alternative! The utilization of insulin in the conventional treatment of diabetes mellitus is only a "symptomatic" approach, and curing diabetes involves a great deal more. Due to the fact most of the diseases that lead to loss of vision do so as a result of abnormal vasculature and/or nerve degeneration, the use of stem cells to stabilize or prevent visual loss holds great promise. Autism is characterized by abnormalities in social interaction, impaired verbal and nonverbal communication, … Continue reading →

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Hospitals stroke team wins two top awards 6:00am Thursday 28th November 2013 in Castle Point A LIFESAVING group of doctors and nurses are celebrating winning two national awards in a month. Southend Hospitals stroke team won first place at the finals of the prestigious Health Service Journal 2013 awards, and was described by judges as an outstanding example of high quality service. The multidisciplinary stroke team won in the secondary care service redesign category for its mini stroke service, an innovative system which speeds up access to specialist assessment and treatment for stroke patients. The news came just a month after the team took the trophy for best use of IT to support clinical treatment and care at the finals of the national E-Health Insider awards. Lead stroke consultant Dr Paul Guyler said: We are delighted to have to won again as this is another example of the expertise and innovation we have developed in the team to improve stroke services to patients. It is extremely gratifying that everyones hard work and dedication has been recognised nationally. But, the real reward for us is the fact patients are receiving immediate treatment to reduce their chances having a life-changing stroke. Clinicians … Continue reading →

Time is of the essence. Its a clich attached to many situations, but none so important, as when a person is having a stroke. So, why is quick treatment so vital? Its because the treatment for the stroke type that accounts for the vast majority of all strokes can only be effective if given within a certain time frame. Just a few hours can make the difference between recovery or learning to walk and talk again - or death. What is a Stroke? One of the most common statements I have heard from people who did not come immediately to the hospital is, Well, doc, I went to bed because I thought I could sleep it off and I would feel better when I woke up. You dont want to try and sleep off symptoms of stroke. What makes a stroke such a serious condition? A stroke is an interruption of blood flow in the brain. When the blood supply is restricted or cut off, brain cells can die. The activities controlled by these cells, such as walking and talking, can be severely impeded. There are two types of strokes. One is called a hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs when a … Continue reading →