Stem Cell Therapy: A Breakthrough For Ligament Injuries - Dr. David Greene R3 Stem Cell
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Ligament injuries are common, but they're not always taken seriously. Treating a ligament injury early is key to preventing long-term pain and problems from developing. Here, Dr. David Greene R3 Stem Cell discusses stem cell therapy that could be a very promising treatment option for these injuries. Because stem cell therapy can help with ligament injuries by helping in the regeneration of tissues. It also provides protection to tissues against further injury.
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3) Treatment involves reducing the fracture by aligning bone fragments, immobilizing the area, and rehabilitation to regain function and strength. Complications can include infection, delayed healing, or nonunion if not properly treated.
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- 2. WHAT IS A LIGAMENT INJURY? Ligaments are tough, flexible fibrous tissue cords that link bones and give support for joints. An uncomfortable stretch or twist can produce a strain injury, even though ligaments are quite strong. They can be torn with enough force, which is the most serious ligament injury.
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