AMA- knee treatments with exosomes
6 months ago
- Exosomes Are the Body’s Communication System for Healing Exosomes are tiny vesicles secreted by cells that contain microRNA, mRNA, and proteins. They help direct tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and can bypass some of the inflammatory “middlemen” involved in PRP or prolotherapy.
- Exosome Therapy Can Address Complex Injuries Dr. Park has treated knees, shoulders, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and even systemic conditions using exosomes. Knee injuries, especially meniscus and cartilage damage, respond 60–80% of the time, sometimes regrowing tissue and restoring function that conventional methods cannot.
- Technique and Patient Selection Matter Injection location, route, and patient condition are critical. Dr. Park advises lateral knee injections over suprapatellar bursa injections, and cautions against use in patients with active untreated cancer or synthetic joints. Real-world success also depends on avoiding reinjury during the convalescent period.
Comments