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Anyone have cartilage help with CartiHeal Agili-C

Posted by gravity3 @gravity3, Aug 20 12:32am

Would appreciate feedback from anyone who has had this treatment developed at UC Davis

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Aug 20 7:19am

Hello @gravity3, I thought I would share a link to website for the product treatment so that others not familiar can learn about it while you wait for member with experience to respond. I did a search and couldn't find anyone who mentioned the treatment. I did read through the clinical trial information and noticed at my age of 81 it's probably not an option since they mentioned 21-75 years as the inclusion criteria for the study.

-- CartiHeal: https://www.cartiheal.com/

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gravity3 | @gravity3 | Aug 20 7:31am
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@johnbishop

Hello @gravity3, I thought I would share a link to website for the product treatment so that others not familiar can learn about it while you wait for member with experience to respond. I did a search and couldn't find anyone who mentioned the treatment. I did read through the clinical trial information and noticed at my age of 81 it's probably not an option since they mentioned 21-75 years as the inclusion criteria for the study.

-- CartiHeal: https://www.cartiheal.com/

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It was given FDA approval in March of 2022. I don't know if they are still recruiting for studies. I will be contacting my osteoporosis doc and see if they are using it. Thanks for your information.

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Aug 20 7:40am
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It was given FDA approval in March of 2022. I don't know if they are still recruiting for studies. I will be contacting my osteoporosis doc and see if they are using it. Thanks for your information.

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I think Mayo Clinic Rochester also participated in the study but haven't seen any published results. Interesting though that Mayo Rochester does have a Knee Cartilage Clinic - https://sportsmedicine.mayoclinic.org/specialtyclinic/knee-cartilage-clinic/. I also see that my knee replacement surgeon is part of the specialty clinic.

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