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The rotator cuff is composed of four muscle/tendons; however, it is the supraspinatus muscle tendon of the shoulder that is most commonly implicated in rotator cuff tear. This tendon along with the other tendons help in shoulder motion. Along with the deltoid muscle/tendon, the supraspinatus muscle/tendon helps lift the arm up and out. The rotator cuff (supraspinatus tendon) is susceptible to tearing and injury. When the rotator cuff is torn or injured, patients often have severe pain in the front or side of the shoulder, and down into the upper arm, with overhead activity, sleeping and/or lying on their affected arm.
To begin your journey to healing your shoulder, please give us a call or email us today at 954-751-6990 or info@irosm.com to schedule a comprehensive evaluation of your shoulder injury with one of our Board Certified, Fellowship trained Regenerative Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Physicians.
IROSM was created to provide cutting-edge, remarkable Orthopedic Regenerative Medicine Procedures within a, patient-centered experience. The Board-Certified Physicians, at IROSM are extremely experienced in successfully treating rotator cuff tear. Our doctors have extensive experience in precisely treating torn rotator cuff tear using cutting-edge precision guided imaging technology. Our amazing physicians always make sure to put the patient’s needs first in a complete patient-centered process, that includes an in-depth consultation with a medical doctor, and continuous check-ups even after the treatment with personalized physical therapy protocols and booster treatments if needed.
Traditionally, the only treatment for those with a painful, torn, or weak rotator cuff tear is painful, invasive major surgery. Now, there is a viable alternative option for you. The treatment utilizes your body’s own regenerative cells and other healing mediators called Autologous Stem/Progenitors Cell Treatment.
IROSM’s proprietary Regenerative Medicine Procedure of the Rotator Cuff Tear is an ultra-minimally invasive same-day non-surgical procedure designed to alleviate pain, improve function, and aid in tendon and muscle healing.
In addition, to being less invasive than surgery, the procedure conveys less risk of complications and in in the case of rotator cuff injury much less downtime and pain following the treatment.
Patients typically find themselves seeing a difference as early as 6-8 weeks as opposed to an average of 6-8 months or more recovery after surgery.
In other words, our cellular protocols from your own body harness your own body’s healing capability to naturally restore, reduce pain and get you back to doing the things you love.
Our Board-Certified doctors will evaluate your case, personally reviews your X-rays, MRIs, labs work, and all medical records to determine the best treatment plan.
The proprietary protocols at IROSM allow us to collect high quantities of viable Mesenchymal Progenitor Stem Cells, growth factors, and other cytokines that promote a Bio-repair response. The cellular collections process is a minimally invasive office procedure done the day of your treatment. At our facility, we only collect patients’ own(autologous) regenerative cells.
The cellular processing and concentration are done inside of our “Advanced Regenerative Lab(ARL)”. Whether we are concentrating “Hyper PRP”, Bone Marrow, or Adipose(fat) reparative cells, our trained physicians and staff can greatly concentrate and purify our regenerative medicine preparation. Inside the ARL, we can fully customize our cellular treatment tailored to the individual patient and their specific problem.
After the cells are collected and processed, our physician will reimplant the Regenerative Cells into the patient’s problem. Whether is a torn meniscus, degenerated arthritis joint, torn rotator cuff, or any other orthopedic problem. Our highly trained doctors will use advanced Ultrasound or X-rays to accurately reimplant the cells into the problem area, using image guidance grantees proper placement.
After the procedure, a personalized rehabilitation process will commence maximizing the recovery of our patients. Our physicians will guide our patients throughout the full rehabilitation process.
