It was first used by Molecular Biologists Dr. Julio Reineeke and Dr. Peter Wekling in Düsseldorf / Germany. The 2-year study on knee osteoarthritis was published in various articles and the effectiveness and effect of the method was revealed.
It has become a frequently applied treatment method in muscle, tendon injuries and joint calcification in recent years.
This method is an effective method for treating without medication and without any external substance. It is completely biological by using the body's own endogenous proteins and healing factors and there is no complication.
The treatment process begins with blood being drawn from the patient.
After the venous blood is given to the incubator and centrifuge devices, the first injection is applied to the diseased area 6 hours later. The same procedure is applied at least 2 times with an interval of 3-4 days.
The blood taken from the patient is kept in a deep freezer thanks to tubes.
The resulting A.C.S. (yellowish exudate) is known to be the region containing agents that help stop Interleuquin1, which causes the breakdown of cartilage in the joint.
Interleukin1 receptor antagonist is naturally found in the blood. This antagonist is obtained in high concentration with the application of Orthokine.
The treatment is usually applied to the diseased area 3-6 times at 3-4 day intervals.
The treatment is excellent for chronic tendon, ligament injuries and back pain that do not improve with conservative treatment.
Orthokine treatment is used in the treatment of various diseases thanks to the serum obtained from your own blood.
✓ Osteoarthritis (knee, hip, and other joint arthritis)
✓ Tendon and ligament injuries (e.g. tennis elbow, ankle tendonitis)
✓ Rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory arthritis
✓ Muscle injuries and inflammation
✓ Knee and other joint pain (chronic or acute)
Orthokine may help relieve pain and loss of function due to inflammation with its anti-inflammatory and cell regeneration properties. However, it is important to consult a specialist regarding its use and suitability.