Regenerative Medicine
Can An Injection Cure Damaged Joints?
Written by Gregory Montalbano, M.D., iOrtho Findings recently published in a scientific journal for Regenerative Medicine, provide a potential new therapeutic strategy that may help repair damaged cartilage and prevent osteoarthritis. Articular cartilage is the tissue that covers the end of bone in joints. It helps prevent friction between bones and acts as a shock absorber during regular physical activities. Damage to or loss of this specialized…
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Always consult your doctor about your medical conditions.
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