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How It Works

HOW

In Situ Stem Cell Activation Therapy starts by identifying the patient's skeletal stem cell layer, primarily located in the periosteum of the vertebrae. Through precise injections of small molecules, the therapy activates the dog's own stem cells. This process is crucial for initiating the body's natural repair mechanisms, targeting damaged or injured areas, especially in the spinal cord.

WHY

The therapy's core lies in harnessing the body's inherent healing capabilities. The treatment stimulates nerve cell repair and reduces inflammation around the spinal area. This approach is particularly beneficial for dogs with paralysis, as it aids in restoring the connection between the brain and muscles, potentially leading to significant improvements in mobility and quality of life.

RESULTS

After undergoing typically three sessions spaced two weeks apart, dogs with spinal cord injuries may exhibit notable improvements. The therapy's ability to repair nerve fibers and reduce inflammation can restore signals from the brain to the muscles, enhancing mobility and overall well-being. This offers hope and a potential path to recovery for paralyzed dogs and their owners.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Animal Hospital of Morris Park?

For more than 20 years, we have been saving lives and curing sick and helpless pets of all kinds. Since the beginning, Animal Hospital of Morris Park has been considered where pet owners in the Bronx go when they need the best veterinary services.

What is In Situ Stem Cell Activation Therapy?

In Situ Stem Cell Activation Therapy is a cutting-edge treatment involving activating a dog's stem cells to repair damaged or injured areas in the body, particularly the spinal cord. This is achieved through injections of small molecules near the skeletal stem cell layer, encouraging the body's natural healing processes.

How does this therapy help paralyzed dogs?

The therapy aids paralyzed dogs by stimulating nerve cell repair and reducing inflammation in the spinal area. This can restore the connection between the brain and muscles, improving mobility and the pet's overall condition.

Is the treatment safe for my dog?

The therapy is generally considered safe, as it utilizes the dog's own stem cells to facilitate healing. However, as with any medical treatment, there are some risks involved. It's essential to consult with a veterinary specialist to understand the specific risks and benefits for your pet.

How many treatments are necessary?

The typical treatment plan involves three sessions spaced two weeks apart. This schedule may vary depending on the dog's specific condition and response to the therapy. Ongoing assessment by a veterinary professional is crucial to determine the optimal number of treatments.

What kind of improvements can I expect in my dog?

Improvements can vary widely among dogs but may include enhanced mobility, increased ability to control movements, and an overall better quality of life. It's essential to have realistic expectations and understand that while some dogs may show significant improvement, others may experience more modest benefits.