About Wisconsin Stem Cell Institute
At The Forefront of Stem Cell Treatment
In The Greater Milwaukee Area
Our team is complete with highly trained and experienced healthcare providers and support staff. Each member of our team plays a key role in contributing to the successful outcomes of our patients. We are considered leaders in our field, because we make it a priority to stay at the forefront of the most up-to-date research and discoveries in our field. With many years of experience, we are able to provide the highest level of care.
From the moment you step foot in our office, our team of qualified healthcare providers and staff will guide you through education, evaluation and any necessary imaging. If you are cleared for therapy, we will guide you through the entire process start to finish. We keep a close eye on your progress, and we are here for you every step of the way.
Regenerative Treatment Process
The 1-2-3 Stem Cell Process
Step 1: Bone Marrow Stem Cell Harvest
The ilium, the large bone in your hip is full of Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Platelets. Bone marrow is aspirated out of this area using a tool called a trocar. This is a fully outpatient procedure where our patients are able to walk out the same day with no issues or concerns.
This bone marrow aspirate is the a great choice for orthopedic joint issues, providing the excellent long-term outcomes.
Step 2: Bone Marrow Processing
Using the highest technology at our disposal we take the aspirated bone marrow and process it in our in-house sterile lab. This processing separates the Mesenchymal Stem Cells and the platelets from the rest of the bone marrow, giving us a highly concentrated solution.
Step 3: Individualized Stem Cell Therapy
With the aid of guided Ultrasound and X-ray, we are able to inject the concentrated vial of cells into the specific area that needs it the most. This treatment area can be any joint that is causing disruption in your everyday life.
These concentrated cells move to the lining of the joint where they help reduce inflammation, increase blood flow and act as cell to cell signalers letting your body’s own stem cells know where healing needs to be done.