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Turning the promise of stem cell therapy into a reality
How you, too, can be taking advantage of its palliative and recuperative benefits in your veterinary patients.
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Stem cell therapy. Sounds complicated. Is it possible in everyday veterinary practice? Yes! Sherman Canapp, DVM, MS, DACVS, DACVSMR, CCRT, lays it out simply on how it can help alleviate pain in patients with osteoarthritis and even heal patients with tendon or ligament injury. It's not complicated. You can do this!
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