R3 Stem Cell is now offering attendees a free Exosome procedure at its MSK ultrasound injection courses. The next course is scheduled for January 26th, 2020 in Las Vegas at the M Resort.
LAS VEGAS (PRWEB) DECEMBER 19, 2019
R3 Stem Cell is now offering attendees a free Exosome procedure at its MSK ultrasound injection courses. The next course is scheduled for January 26th, 2020 in Las Vegas at the M Resort.
Ultrasound guided injections are incredibly helpful for ensuring needle accuracy. The R3 ultrasound training course is hands on, where attendees will get to practice on real patients who have authentic joint arthritis and other pathologies. In addition, real procedures will be performed as well.
Now R3 is offering each attendee the opportunity to receive a procedure as well with exosomes. The biologic comes from an FDA regulated lab with a perfect safety record.
According to R3 Stem Cell CEO David Greene, MD, MBA, “When a patient is receiving a regenerative therapy, it’s an investment on their part and the provider should make sure the biologic is accurately placed. Ultrasound is great because it can also be used as a diagnostic tool! Patients love seeing ultrasound being used, and at our training attendees also get a procedure too.”
Both large and small joints will be taught. This includes the knee, hip, shoulder, elbow, wrist, ankle and more. A lot of the patients are military veterans, who receive procedures for free as part of the R3 Heroes Program. This will make the experience even more rewarding, as attendees will learn from their stories and associated joint abnormalities.
Signing up for the MSK ultrasound injection training course may be performed online at https://stemcelltrainingcourse.org/registration/ or by calling (844) GET-STEM. R3 offers combo deals if a person desires to also attend the Comprehensive Stem Cell Training Course, which occurs on the same weekend.
MSK Ultrasound Injection Course Jan 26, 2020 in Las Vegas (844) GET-STEM
When a patient is receiving a regenerative therapy, it’s an investment on their part and the provider should make sure the biologic is accurately placed. Patients love seeing ultrasound being used, and at our training attendees also get a procedure too!
