the one show

joann1
joann1 Member Posts: 263
edited 12. Jun 2010, 19:02 in Community Chit-chat archive
hiya everyone

did anyone see the one show last nite (tues 8th june), they were talking about the stem cell operation i.e growing cartledge(what im waiting for), i was very much im the mind of it probably wont work when i eventually get it done!, but after seeing that and hearing a womans testamonial about life after the op im now feeling very positive, just a shame im so inpatient have to ring the hospital again tomorrow see where it gets me

Jo-Ann
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Jo-Ann

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  • trisher
    trisher Member Posts: 9,263
    edited 9. Jun 2010, 16:44
    Hi Jo ane

    I saw one a while ago when a man needed both hips replaced.

    They did the op on one hip for him. Later they showed him healed and well.

    What is good about it is they use your own Marrowbone, they scoop it out harvest it an then put it back. There is no rejection either which is great.

    Nature does the rest.

    I hope the day comes when they are able to offer children this op so they do not spend a lifetime in pain.

    It would be so nice to see this being done on a large scale.

    Trish
  • trisher
    trisher Member Posts: 9,263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    trisher wrote:
    Hi Joan

    I saw one a while ago when a man needed both hips replaced.

    They did the op on one hip for him. Later they showed him healed and well.

    What is good about it is they use your own Marrowbone, they scoop it out harvest it an then put it back. There is no rejection either which is great.

    Nature does the rest.

    I hope the day comes when they are able to offer children this op so they do not spend a lifetime in pain.

    It would be so nice to see this being done on a large scale.

    Good luck to you if you are going to have it done

    Love Trish xx
  • joanlawson
    joanlawson Member Posts: 8,681
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    Hi Jo-Ann

    Is it the same thing as in this article? Here's the link to it:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1283658/Doctors-regrow-knee-scratch-pioneering-procedure.html
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  • trisher
    trisher Member Posts: 9,263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    Joan

    I never saw the one in the paper or last night. The one I saw they took marrowbone from the hip and harvested it.

    Then they scooped out all the diseased parts and replaced it with the harvest cells then put that in.

    Now they have two ways they can help people. Lets hope a lot of people will soon feel a lot better and out of pain

    Trish xx
  • valval
    valval Member Posts: 14,911
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    did see it and hope it gets sorted soon will be much better than all the meds we have to take
    val
  • joann1
    joann1 Member Posts: 263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    joanlawson wrote:
    Hi Jo-Ann

    Is it the same thing as in this article? Here's the link to it:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1283658/Doctors-regrow-knee-scratch-pioneering-procedure.html

    Hi Joan

    Yeah thats the lady that was on the one show, thanks for the link im guna print this off and show work/family exactly what happens and what its like now, since they stuggle to understand

    jo-Ann
    Jo-Ann
  • joann1
    joann1 Member Posts: 263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    trisher wrote:
    trisher wrote:
    Hi Joan

    I saw one a while ago when a man needed both hips replaced.

    They did the op on one hip for him. Later they showed him healed and well.

    What is good about it is they use your own Marrowbone, they scoop it out harvest it an then put it back. There is no rejection either which is great.

    Nature does the rest.

    I hope the day comes when they are able to offer children this op so they do not spend a lifetime in pain.

    It would be so nice to see this being done on a large scale.

    Good luck to you if you are going to have it done

    Love Trish xx

    Hi Trish

    that would be great if they could offer it to children, they are saying at the min its better for under 45's so wonder if that includes children

    Love Jo-Ann
    x x
    Jo-Ann
  • joann1
    joann1 Member Posts: 263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    trisher wrote:
    Joan

    I never saw the one in the paper or last night. The one I saw they took marrowbone from the hip and harvested it.

    Then they scooped out all the diseased parts and replaced it with the harvest cells then put that in.

    Now they have two ways they can help people. Lets hope a lot of people will soon feel a lot better and out of pain

    Trish xx

    Just hope ive got enough cartledge left for them to do that as bone on bone at the min and have very mimimal cartledge left in what i would call my good knee (which is heading the same way), fingers crossed and lot of positive mental attitude :)
    Jo-Ann
  • speedalong
    speedalong Member Posts: 3,315
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    joann1 wrote:
    hiya everyone

    did anyone see the one show last nite (tues 8th june), they were talking about the stem cell operation i.e growing cartledge(what im waiting for), i was very much im the mind of it probably wont work when i eventually get it done!, but after seeing that and hearing a womans testamonial about life after the op im now feeling very positive, just a shame im so inpatient have to ring the hospital again tomorrow see where it gets me

    Jo-Ann
    x x

    Yes I did see it and it was on the local news (Midlands) the night before- fascinating stuff ...so you are going to be the forum guinea pig in this procedure .... like Iris is for a wrist replacement... Cutting edge stuff. Why don't you think it will work? Can't think why they didn't try it years ago?? Makes perfect sense. Wish they had developed it years ago - might have saved my left hip!!! Hopefully when my knees get worse I can have this instead of replacements. Keep us updated with everything. You should post this on the living with arther forum too ...
    I have had OA since mid twenties. It affects my hips and knees. I had a THR on the left aged 30 and now have a resurface-replacement on the right - done May 2010.
  • joanlawson
    joanlawson Member Posts: 8,681
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    I think it is probably only suitable for younger people. I have very little cartilage in one knee, but I have never been offered this procedure. It is interesting to know about though.
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  • joanlawson
    joanlawson Member Posts: 8,681
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    You should post this on the living with arther forum too ...

    I did post the article about this on the LWA forum a while ago, but have just bumped it up to the top for anyone who wants to read thread. It's called Has anyone heard about this for knees

    Joan
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  • joann1
    joann1 Member Posts: 263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    speedalong wrote:
    joann1 wrote:
    hiya everyone

    did anyone see the one show last nite (tues 8th june), they were talking about the stem cell operation i.e growing cartledge(what im waiting for), i was very much im the mind of it probably wont work when i eventually get it done!, but after seeing that and hearing a womans testamonial about life after the op im now feeling very positive, just a shame im so inpatient have to ring the hospital again tomorrow see where it gets me

    Jo-Ann
    x x

    Yes I did see it and it was on the local news (Midlands) the night before- fascinating stuff ...so you are going to be the forum guinea pig in this procedure .... like Iris is for a wrist replacement... Cutting edge stuff. Why don't you think it will work? Can't think why they didn't try it years ago?? Makes perfect sense. Wish they had developed it years ago - might have saved my left hip!!! Hopefully when my knees get worse I can have this instead of replacements. Keep us updated with everything. You should post this on the living with arther forum too ...

    Hiya
    think it just cause im not a very optimistic person, plus nothing ever seems to go my way, was suposed to get this op at easter but im still waiting, something about the licence the secretary keep telling me?????, i'l let you all no what happens when i eventually have it, when you think that they can do this for knees it not guna be long for anything else hopefully, i no that my other leg and both hips heading in same direction so im hoping they be able to do them to but we see.
    Jo-Ann
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    Jo-Ann
  • trisher
    trisher Member Posts: 9,263
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    joanlawson wrote:
    I think it is probably only suitable for younger people. I have very little cartilage in one knee, but I have never been offered this procedure. It is interesting to know about though.

    Joan

    Always think to the future don't give up hope. They may be able to take some cartilage and grow more from that if they find the cells that grow then inplant it.

    Who knows what they are already doing that we do not know about.

    Maybe in the future Arthritis might be a complaint that they only read about. I like to have hope though.

    Trisher xx
  • speedalong
    speedalong Member Posts: 3,315
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    joanlawson wrote:
    You should post this on the living with arther forum too ...

    I did post the article about this on the LWA forum a while ago, but have just bumped it up to the top for anyone who wants to read thread. It's called Has anyone heard about this for knees

    Joan

    Good - people might not connect the two.

    Speedy
    I have had OA since mid twenties. It affects my hips and knees. I had a THR on the left aged 30 and now have a resurface-replacement on the right - done May 2010.

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