Specialist in sports and regenerative medicine?
Yes, forged over many years in emergency rooms, for personal taste.
Assist athletes.
I treat injuries of high-level athletes: elbow joints, shoulders, knees, hips; and cartilage, bones and vertebrae.
Give an example of an injury.
A paramotor pilot crashed: five broken vertebrae, canal occupied…
what is this
Intervertebral material spilled into your spinal cord. Destination: wheelchair.
Did you manage to avoid it?
In two months he was back at work.
Miracle of regenerative medicine?
Of the new techniques of regenerative therapy. Traumatology has a present of drugs and prosthetics…and a bright future of regenerative medicine.
What is regenerative medicine?
I practice it in my interventions.
What do the interventions consist of?
I inject growth factors.
What are growth factors?
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
Does this plasma regenerate tissues?
exactly The patient’s blood is centrifuged to obtain platelet-rich plasma…
What is special about platelets?
Fragments of bone marrow cells facilitate the healing of wounds.
I have always healed well.
Enjoy blood rich in platelets.
And how are these platelets applied?
I multiply them by ten, and infiltrate them.
Where does it infiltrate?
To the tissue that needs to be regenerated. It is autologous medicine: we regenerate the patient’s tissues using his own blood.
Which tissues are renewable?
all The cartilage, which is aneural (without nerve innervation) and avascular (without blood injection): we infiltrate growth factors and so the cartilage will grow from the bone, from the inside out, naturally!
Will it be new cartilage?
A cartilage regenerates completely.
translate
Refunded in full, entirely. As if it had always been in perfect condition.
That sounds wonderful to me.
It is, today regenerative therapies are responding very well in many cases, more cases every day.
What protocol do you follow to infiltrate the PRP into the tissue?
I inject it into the tissue with very fine needles, always after a MUA (manipulation under anesthesia) protocol.
What does this consist of?
An osteopathic manipulation of the anesthetized patient applied by Dr. David Ponce, osteopathic expert.
What does this MUA manipulation bring?
It opens up intervertebral spaces, making it easier for me to inject into the exact area of ??the intervertebral discs, if that’s the case.
And the tissue of these intervertebral discs regenerates in just two months?
Yes. On the other hand, I also practice intraosseous injections like this…
To regenerate bone, I understand…
Yes, and also intramuscular injections (they regenerate muscles), intraneural (nerves), intradural (dura mater)… The use of growth factors is improving day by day in Spain: it is already being used after certain oncological surgeries!
What surprises does the future of regenerative medicine offer us?
It is reproducible, practical, sustainable and inexhaustible; it will grow the biomedical industry in this way, and it will have a valuable drift: reversing aging.
Oh yeah?
Elon Musk is already investing in this bouquet. One of my patients, for example, is 62 years old and has run forty marathons…
I?
His knees are wrecked…but I’ve injected him with PRP and the man keeps running! And with annual regenerative maintenance, you’ll have 70% fewer injuries.
With more or less economic cost?
A prosthesis costs ten times more than a regenerative treatment.
Does running often hurt your joints a lot?
It wears them out: I prefer running on a bike, and I highly recommend the exercise bike. Running wears out joints and leads to tendon and muscle injuries.
What other apps are coming?
Embryo implants, with more than 70% of successes; diabetic ulcers; dry eye, corneal lesions, eye ulcers; healing in complications of colostomies and fistulas; fibrosis in scars; sciatic hernias; rupture of twins and Achilles tendon, implants of hair follicles…
In how many sessions are there results?
Three sessions of injections every fortnight… and you will begin to notice the healing.
