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Knee osteoarthritis Medicinal signalling cell therapy India. MRI evidence and patient testimonial. Hard evidence shows effectiveness of this treatment in a 74 year old patient at 1 year follow up. The patient also records clinical improvement. This is the end point of a successful treatment in the present context of knowledge. Visit www.stemcelljointsindia.com

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Dr.A.K.Venkatachalam
www.stemcelljointsindia.com
MRI evidence for stem cell
treatment knee

Radiological findings in 2016
 MRI showed Bone marrow lesion in medial
proximal tibia
 Underwent Bone marrow intra articular treatment
to left knee in June 2016.
 Harvest machine.

MRI findings
Coronal view 2016
BML in medial tibial
plateau
Coronal view 2017
BML in medial tibial
plateau (smaller)

MRI findings
Sagittal view - Bone
marrow lesion medial
tibial plateau 2016
Sagittal view- Bone
marrow lesion medial
tibial plateau 2017
(smaller)

MRI findings
Axial proximal tibia BML
2016
Axial proximal tibia BML
2017 (smaller)

Knee osteo-arthritis Medicinal signalling cell therapy India

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