Revita Life Sciences

ORTHOPEADICS

There are many Situations exist where current conventional treatments including surgery have not worked very well and biological treatment has proved to be very promising.

How It Works

1. Therapeutic Angiogenesis:

Necessary for delivery of nutrients & oxygen required for Regeneration.

2. Tissue Rejuvenation:

Growth factors secreted by cells Modulate the Locoregional Milieun.

Promote self-repair of residing tissue cells.

Activate the dormant local regenerative cells of damaged tissue.

3. Differentiation:

These cells are themselves a rich source of progenitor cells

Differentiate in bone or cartilage under optimum conditions.

How It Is Done

Patients are evaluated clinically, radiologically by XRAY, CT or MRI scans.

Patients advised to strictly avoid smoking, drug or alcohol consumption and have a positive lifestyle.

As a day care procedure 120 ml of Bone marrow and 100 ml of fat is aspirated and processed for stem cells isolation. 2 ml of stem cells processed as per GMP is injected directly. 

 

 

The procedure is very simple as Intra-articular or Intralesional administration of cells can be done to the target site directly under ultrasound guided or C-ARM fluoroscopic control easily.

What To Expect

OSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE:

  • WOMAC values (subsets and total) showed significant improvement from baseline over the course of six months treatment (p < 0.001).
  • The pain free distance covered during a Six-minute walk (6MWD) also significantly improved by 140 feet ((p<.001).
  • Requirement of rescue medication decreased to once a week by 45%.
  • The mean (SD) change for the percentage of painful days was 45.0 (38.7).
  • 25% of patients demonstrated improved cartilage thickness by at least 0.2 mm as against 15% who lost thickness at least by 0.01 mm.
  • 55% of patients showed improved Cell counts (below 500 microliters) in Synovial fluid.

DELAYED AND NONUNION:

AVASCULAR NECROSIS OF HEAD FEMUR:

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Hip Osteoarthritis

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AVASCULAR NECROSIS OF FEMORAL HEAD

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Osteoarthritis Knee