Learn about bone marrow stimulation for rotator cuff injuries, who it is for and its advantages.

About 30 min

About 0.5 cm

Local

Almost none

Same day

After stitch removal
For patients with a rotator cuff injury whose range of motion and pain do not improve despite a period of conservative treatment or intra-articular injections, bone marrow stimulation during surgery can be considered. At the damaged rotator cuff attachment site, the bone marrow is stimulated with a special needle to cause bleeding, and the substances in the blood that promote ligament growth help the rotator cuff injury heal.
Rotator cuff injury and impingement
Shoulder impingement syndrome
Frozen shoulder and adhesive capsulitis
Calcific tendinitis