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Could stem cell therapy heal strained/injured si ligaments?
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Stem cells: YES, the regenerative potential of stem cells can indeed regenerate the ligaments of the Sacro iliac joint. Search PubMed to find out more details about orthopedic applications.
Answered 6/12/2017
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