All methods

Regenerative orthopedics is not one method but a family of protocols. The choice depends on the diagnosis, disease stage, age, and patient lifestyle. A clinic specialist personally selects the optimal combination based on MRI.

PRP therapy

Autologous platelet-rich plasma. The base regenerative method for mild osteoarthritis, tendinopathies, and early-stage conditions.

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CGF therapy

Concentrated Growth Factors — 5–8× platelet concentration plus a fibrin matrix. The evolution of PRP, with slow release of growth factors over 7–14 days.

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MFAT Ortho

Mesenchymal cells from the patient's own adipose tissue. 15–20 million MSCs per procedure, no enzymes. Osteoarthritis II–III, FBSS, bone marrow edema.

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BMAC therapy

Bone marrow aspirate concentrate. Hematopoietic + mesenchymal + osteogenic cells. Avascular necrosis, stress fractures, osteoporosis.

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Intradiscal therapy

Regenerative spine therapy under fluoroscopic guidance: herniated disc, protrusion, FBSS, facet syndrome.

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Stem cells — overview

Types of cell sources: adipose tissue, bone marrow, peripheral blood. Method comparison, indications, evidence base.

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Treatment without surgery

Method selection algorithm: when conservative therapy works, when regenerative is appropriate, when surgery is unavoidable.

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Which method fits you

Mild cases

Osteoarthritis I–II, tendinopathies, partial tears — usually PRP or CGF is enough.

Moderate cases

Osteoarthritis II–III, chronic tendinopathies, FBSS — cell-based methods MFAT Ortho.

Severe cases

Avascular necrosis, stress fractures, osteoporosis — BMAC.

Spine

Herniated disc, protrusion, facet syndrome, FBSS — intradiscal therapy.

Clinic and method matching — free of charge

Describe your case and attach your MRI report. We will identify clinics that use the relevant methods and forward your request to them. No obligation; we reply within two working days.

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