Unsere Generation: Stem Cell Knee Treatment: “I Can Dance Again!”
After a treatment with fat stem cells Mrs. Vogel can dance again. Mrs. Vogel has always been very agile. But severe knee pain limited the vital elderly lady a lot and forced her to give up her hobbies. “I always used to be out of the house, I loved dancing and strolling through the city. […]
Puls4: Free of Pain Thanks to Stem Cells
Almost every sixth Austrian suffers from joint problems. Especially skiing in the winter time can lead to knee pain. Now a new therapy for the treatment of joint pain is available. The patient’s own stem cells are injected into the affected area. Watch the report (in German language), in which Puls4 tells the story of […]
stadtlandzeitung: Success: “Finally I Can Do Sports Again!”
Treatment of osteoarthritis and damaged joints with stem cells from body fat. Just a few months ago, the prominent owner of the hairdresser OSSIG, Karl “Charly” Josef Plasil, could barely climb stairs, walk, or do sports because of pain in the knee joint. He did not want to accept this situation any longer. In the […]
Wiener Bezirksblatt: Osteoarthritis Therapy Using Autologous Fat
Joint damage When it works in dogs and racing horses – why not in humans? Joint damages of these animals were treated with stem cells taken from their body fat. Liposuction “Such treatments have also been successful in humans for a number of years,” reports DDr. Karl-Georg Heinrich (ddrheinrich.com). The physician has, among others, specialized in […]
Krone: Fat for the Joints?
Positive experiences from veterinary medicine with special stem cells in the treatment of osteoarthritis can obviously also be used for humans Author: Dr. Wolfgang Exel It worked in dogs and racing horses: Stem cells taken from the animal’s own fat could actually improve damaged joints in four-legged top athletes. For a number of years, such […]
Salzburger Nachrichten: Stem Cells from Fat Can Help in Osteoarthritis
Studies and experience reports show that the joints hurt less after the treatment. Vienna. Two out of three people over 65 are affected by osteoarthritis. Many younger people also suffer from joint problems, e.g., after sports injuries. Until now, medicine has only been able to treat symptoms such as pain and immobility. In order to […]