What is stem cells role in treatment of knee arthritis?

Stem cells can regrow damaged tissue in joints

Stem cells when injected inside knee joint have ability to repair destructed cartilage and ligaments and form a new tissues .

To repair the arthritic cartilage and form a new tissues

 

stem cell therapy is used to  repair the arthritic cartilage and form a new tissues

THIS IS INJECTING STEM CELLS OBTAINED FROM BONE MARROW ASPIRATION ,INJECTING IT IN THE KNEE TO IMROVE SYMPTOMS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE KNEE.

Certain type of stem cell, called mesenchymal stem cell [MSCs], can be obtained from various sources including: bone marrow, umbilical cord blood, placenta etc are usually useful in tissue regeneration ie treating injured or degenerative joints including knee joints.

After obtaining these stem cells from specific sources, for instance the bone marrow, they undergo centrifugation and other procedures in the research laboratory then they can be injected into the affected joints.

With regard to joint disorders, various forms of stem cells, particularly MSCs, have been found to be useful in the treatment of the following causes of joint problems/diseases:

1- Tissue injuries

2- Osteoarthritis

3- Arthritis due to autoimmune or collagen vascular disorders such as: rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythromatosis [SLE].

not yet evident if it helps knee osteoarthritis healing

it supports the self-healing process of the knees' cartilage which relieves the symptoms

Stem  cell have  some  potencial in repontenciate ( repair  ) in  some  degree the  cartilage damage  but  depend of  the  artritits  grade  it  coludnt  be  the  solution 

 Stem cells obtained from bone marrow aspiration.It injected in to the knee joint to repair destructed cartilage and ligaments and to form new tissues.

The human body is made of billions of specialized cells that form specific organs like the brain, skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, and bone. Each day these cells go through a degenerative and regenerative process. As older cells die, new cells are born from stem cells with the unique capability of being able to create multiple types of other cells. However, when tissues are injured, the degenerative process exceeds this regenerative process, resulting in structures that become weaker, painful and less functional. While there are several types of stem cells, those that are best at promoting musculoskeletal healing (tendon, ligament, cartilage and bone) are found in bone marrow. These mesenchymal stem cells, or MSCs, are essential to successful patient outcomes . These non-surgical stem cell injection procedures happen within a single day and may offer a viable alternative for those who are facing surgery or even joint replacement. Patients are typically able to return to normal activity following the procedure and are able to avoid the painful and lengthy rehabilitation periods that are typically required to help restore strength, mobility and range-of-motion following invasive joint surgeries. Lastly, patients are far less vulnerable to the risks of surgeries, such as infection and blood clots. If you are suffering from a joint injury or degenerative condition such as osteoarthritis, you may be a good candidate for a stem cell procedure. Please complete the form below and we will immediately send you an email with additional information and next steps in determining whether you’re a candidate for these advanced stem cell procedures. Again dependes on the case and comorbidetis, and depends on good selecting the case and level of arthritis and I believe that grade 1 or enitial grade 2 stage of osteoarthritis will get great benifet but grade 3 need to go for Arthroplasty . Regards and I hope this might help