Bone Marrow Cell Therapy

What part of the body is bone marrow extracted from for this procedure?

• Femur

• Iliac crest (pelvic bone)

• Humerus

• Tibia

What is the primary goal of Bone Marrow Cell Therapy?

• To replace damaged bones

• To stimulate the body's natural healing process

• To remove unhealthy cells

• To increase bone density

How are bone marrow cells processed before injection?

• They are heated to activate growth factors

• They are mixed with synthetic compounds

• They are concentrated to maximize healing potential

• They are frozen for later use

What imaging techniques are used during the procedure?

• MRI

• X-ray (fluoroscopy)

• Ultrasound

• Both B and C

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Bone Marrow Cell Therapy?

• Uses the patient’s own cells

• Requires a hospital stay

• May delay joint replacement

• Minimally invasive

Who is an ideal candidate for Bone Marrow Cell Therapy?

• Patients with chronic joint pain

• Patients with migraines

• Patients with broken bones

• Patients with asthma

How long does it take for patients to resume light activities?

• Same day

• 24 hours

• A few days

• One month

Where is the bone marrow injected after processing?

• Into the bloodstream

• Into damaged tissue

• Into the heart

• Into the lungs

What is a common sensation after the procedure?

• Numbness

• Mild soreness

• Severe pain

• Fever

How long does healing typically take?

• Instant results

• A few days

• Weeks to months

• Several years