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How to Use Stem Cells to Repair Hip Joints | Dr. Alex Martin | MetroMD

Stem cell hip treatments are an exciting new application for stem cells. Dr. Alex Martin discusses the incredible use of stem cell therapy to repair damaged hip joints.Schedule a consultation today ► goo.gl/1nOcaH SHARE this video. ►    • How to Use Stem Cells to Repair Hip Joints...   Please Subscribe to keep in Touch and to Learn More ►http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... _____________________________ Dr. Alex Martin and MetroMD Institute of Regenerative Medicine are here to help you gain back what you have lost through age and injury. With the development of stem cell therapy and Human Growth Hormones, Dr. Martin and his team are the leading experts in the field of regenerative medicine. With trustworthy advice and a long standing pedigree of being the best in Los Angeles, they are on the cutting edge to give you all the information and guidance you will need. Questions? Please call the MetroMD Institute of Regenerative Medicine- Los Angeles at (323) 285-5300 or email us at [email protected] _____________________________ SHARE this video. ►    • How to Use Stem Cells to Repair Hip Joints...   ____________________________ Recommended Videos: Watch Dr. Alex Martin’s Top Videos ►   • Top Dr. Martin Videos   Playlist Informational Videos ►   • Stem Cell Medicine: How To Repair Your Bod...   Please Subscribe to keep in Touch and to learn more ► http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... _____________________________ Website ► http://www.metromd.net/ Facebook ►   / 130814756940422   Twitter ►   / alexmartinmd   LinkedIn ►   / metromd-institute-of-regenerative-medicine   Google+ ► https://plus.google.com/+MetromdNetIn... Instagram ►   / themetromd   ____________________________ Thank you for all your support. You can rate the video and leave a comment. Dr. Alex Martin would appreciate it! What People are Saying about Stem Cell Face Treatment | Dr. Alex Martin | MetroMD ____________________________ Hello, Alex Martin here again, from MetroMD. I would like to discuss with you now stem cell therapy for hips. The 21st century has now offered us many options. Where we traditionally have placed a titanium rod or completely replaced the hip, we now are able to utilize stem cells in an attempt to slow down the progression of the disease that leads to the hip dysplasia. At the present time we're able, if we can catch the disease process at an early stage where we see a decrease in the cartilage and destruction of the joint itself at a minimum, we are able then to inject your own stem cells into this space around the hip restoring the cartilage and preserving the bones so that the bone is not destroyed. This is really our goal. Early intervention, early detection is the key. That will be a way for many of our generations to come not to have to go through the hip replacement procedures. Why don't we want to use the traditional procedures? The reason is that the procedures have a certain risk to them. There's the risk of infection. There's anesthesia. There's a risk of blood clots from the legs, as well as all of the downtime entailed in the convalescent period post op. That's a major reason why we would like to have an alternative to the conventional replacement of the hips. How do we do this? How are we able to have an alternative? It was discovered almost six years ago that we, ourselves, adults, have sufficient stem cells in our bone marrow that are going to act just in the same way as embryonic stem cells. They are able, once placed inside the joint, to regenerate cartilage and soft tissue. This is a very exciting discovery because it means that the procedure of stem cell treatments for the hips is safe. It's something that we are applying our own body tissues into our own body for regeneration. We are able then to regenerate the cartilage and the soft tissues surrounding the joint, preventing the bone on bone destruction, which will trigger the necessity for total hip replacement. By prevention, we can then continue to preserve our hips joints and not have to endure the risks of a full hip replacement surgically. This is a little insight into what's going on in the 21st century and the treatment of hip disease, hip degenerative disease in particular, with stem cells, your own stem cells. Again, this is Dr. Alex Martin. I'd like to welcome you. Give us a call at 323 285 5300. You may also email us at info, I-N-F-O, @metromd, that's M-E-T-R-O-M-D, .net. Thank you.