Category: Microfat – Orthopedics

Getting the Most From a Microfat Dose

Aspirin vs Aloe Vera For many medications the dosage is clear and within a range. You don’t want to take 1/2 of an aspirin and you don’t want to take 10. The proper dose is clear and stated.In other instances, you want as much of the active component as possible. For example, if you want […]

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Ultrasound-Guided Abdominal Lipoaspiration for Orthopaedic Applications: A Minimally Invasive Outpatient Technique

This Technical Note outlines a standardized protocol for ultrasound-guided abdominal lipoaspiration and adipose tissue processing. We emphasize the benefits of ultrasound use in optimizing cell yield and minimizing procedural risks.

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Regenerative Sports Medicine and the Role of Microfat

Microfat’s role in regenerative sports medicine is explored and compared to traditional surgical interventions. The size of the market is briefly discussed.

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Regenerative Medicine Investment Highlight: The Global Rise of Orthobiologics

Orthobiologics represent a promising frontier in regenerative medicine that uses biologically derived substances to help stimulate healing and repair in musculoskeletal tissues. We explore its growth, key drivers, and the burgeoning opportunities for investors in this innovative field of medicine.

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Regenerative Medicine’s Heroic Trio

PRP, BMAC, and MFAT (microfat) are the three primary regenerative medicine substances. The pros and cons of each are briefly discussed.

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Orthopedic Surgery – Should I Have it or Not?

Orthopedic surgery presents hope – and risks. There are alternatives, including microfat, that should be considered.

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Chicken Soup for Arthritis
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Micro-Fragmented Adipose Tissue

Chicken soup was and is a popular cure-all. Today, joint preservation with orthobiologics such as microfragmented adipose tissue for grades 2-3 osteoarthritis is an emerging standard of care.

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When BMAC (Bone Marrow) Isn’t Indicated, Microfat May Be!

BMAC and microfat both provide orthopedic advantages. Microfat can also be used when BMAC is not indicated.

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