Rotator cuff tear
Rotator cuff tear
First treatment proven to heal a rotator cuff tear
Definitive solution that cures the injury in record time
We heal injuries previously considered incurables
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Clinical trial about tendon regeneration. Published at the American Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Tendons healed
Clinical trial about tendon regeneration. Published at the American Journal of Sports Medicine.
Rotator cuff tear
The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons located in the shoulder that are essential for the stability and proper movement of the shoulder joint. The rotator cuff is composed of four muscles and their tendons that surround the shoulder joint:
Supraespinatus:
It is one of the major muscles of the rotator cuff and is located on the top of the shoulder. Its primary function is to assist in initiating arm abduction (lifting the arm to the sides).
Infraspinatus:
It is located in the back and lower part of the shoulder blade. Its main function is the external rotation of the shoulder.
Teres minor:
It is located beneath the infraspinatus and also assists in the external rotation of the shoulder.
Subscapularis:
It is located in the front of the shoulder blade and is responsible for the internal rotation of the shoulder.
Rotator cuff tears, often referred to as supraspinatus tears in many cases, are common injuries that can cause pain, weakness, and limitations in shoulder function.
Until now, the only treatment has been surgery, which, while repairing the injury, often leads to permanent discomfort for the patient and does not always restore full functionality to the joint.
Rotator cuff tear
Our exclusive therapy applies 20 milions CULTURED stem cells
and has been scientifically proven to regenerate tendon.
Only with milions of units is the regeneration mechanism activated.
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Patients
23
Clinical trials (Largest scientific evidence)
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Implanted doses of Cultured Mesenchymal Stem Cells (CMSC)
100%
Endorsed by health authorities
Challenges in the treatment of Rotator Cuff Tear
Anatomical Complexity
The shoulder joint is a complex structure with multiple components, which can make precise identification and proper treatment of rotator cuff tears challenging.
Slow Recovery:
Due to the low vascularity of the rotator cuff tendons, recovery from tears can be slow and prolonged, especially in severe cases.
Relapses:
Rotator cuff tears have a high recurrence rate, meaning that patients may experience new injuries even after successful recovery.
Our exclusive therapy has demonstrated 100% effectiveness, with complete tissue regeneration in record time and without the need for invasive surgeries, which often fail to restore full joint functionality.
This is a groundbreaking therapy on a global scale, built upon over 20 years of study and research in Regenerative Medicine.
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Why our exclusive treatment is one-of-a-kind?
Only ITRT applies the therapy that heals a rotator cuff tear
Not all stem cell treatments are equal; many of them barely contain a handful of stem cells, at best.
Our exclusive therapy of cultivated stem cells is the only one in the field of Regenerative Medicine that has scientifically demonstrated its effectiveness and safety. Only ITRT applies this therapy, which is the result of over 20 years of research.
Differences of our exclusive therapy from the rest of the mislabeled ‘stem cell’ treatment:
Clinical trials:
Over the course of more than 20 years, we have conducted 23 clinical trials that have demonstrated the efficacy and safety of our therapy, constituting the largest knowledge base worldwide in regenerative therapy.
Dosage:
We have scientifically demonstrated in clinical trial that only by using millions of units can the regeneration process be activated. Our therapy applies millions of stem cells, certified by our laboratory.
Tipology:
There are many types of stem cells, but we have demonstrated that only 3 of them are effective when applied to tissues. In the laboratory, we select the correct types of stem cells to ensure regeneration.
Cellular activation:
Once the appropriate stem cells are selected, the very small quantity obtained through isolation undergoes an activation process, causing them to begin multiplying until reaching millions of units.
Cells from donors:
We have demonstrated in several clinical trials that we can use stem cells from other donors. This fact is very important especially for elderly patients, those with urgent needs, or serious illnesses.
