Two-step method patches herniated discs
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A collaboration led by Lawrence Bonassar, the Daljit S. and Elaine Sarkaria Professor in Biomedical Engineering, proposes a new two-step technique to repair herniated discs. This approach uses hyaluronic acid gel to replace the leaked material and a collagen gel to seal the hole, resulting in a “patched” disc that maintains mechanical function and won’t collapse or deteriorate. More at news.cornell.e...
Wow. This gives me hope that one day in the not too far future i will be able to fix my disc without putting screws in my back. Im 29 years old and ive had a herniated disc for over 4 years. It sucks being so young and not be able to play sports. Wheres the sign up sheet. Good luck Cornell.
Life sucks
I have 3 discs in lumber spine
And one in cervical spine
Since i was 29
I wish we could have this tec and live a good life
I’m with you guys.
I’m 27 and had L4 herniation for 4 years... stopping me from being able to exercise...
Im 26 and Im also with u guys, dont give up guys, may god and high-tech help us
i am with you guys.. I am 28 and suffering from l4~5 disc herination. I am ahead of surgery this july, hoping new tech will save me from this hell
I am 26 and I have a herniated disc since 3.5 years. Hoping this method becomes commercialised soon...
Why is this not attracting more attention???
Why is this not being rolled out?
What happened to the sheep that this was tested on?
This is life saving research. Hurry it up please.
Dean email dr Bonnasar
Dean Whitelock There could be later concerns of this material getting into your bloodstream.
Dean, I understand your feeling
@@Afrocanuk hips are replaced, metal knees, stunts in heart and many more done successfully, Herniated disc problem should be solvable
Discseel© is happening. It’s very similar. But it’s very early stage deployment.
Total disc replacement, specifically the ActivL, seems the best option, from looking at the 5+ year empirical evidence studies.
I’ve had this procedure done more than 20 months ago and it’s working.
Where did you get this done?
@@yashara2283 dr. Michael Wolff Scottsdale arizona
Hello
What was the cost?
Is it prevent disc to be bulge or herniated again, tell us more about it?
Amazing! So glad to hear that this procedure is working. Can you please fill me in with more details? Any extra info would be greatly appreciated!
So its been three years now and no progress? One comment says the doctor didnt respond to an email. Im so disappointed....this treatment sounded promising.
This is a blessing! @Cornell, can you please provide some guidance as to when this procedure will be available? Thank you!
This is available, i had it done two years ago in Scottsdale arizona southwest spine and sports Dr Michael Wolff. I’m doing well.
@@4BlackDiamond Did you have a disk herniation before the procedures? Also did your insurance cover the procedures?
When is this going to be available?
I had annual tears in L4/5/S1 as well as highly degenerate and herniated discs. Dr Wolff at Southwest spine and sports in Scottsdale arizona repaired the tears with disc seal and then filled the disc with exosomes.
Before the surgery I had back pain for years and spams that would keep me off my feet for a week.
Two years ago my tears occurred and I was completely immobilized for weeks with severe stiff sore achy pain. The Mayo Clinic wanted to fuse me but while in bed in UA-cam I found a video that some guy posted 7 years ago, he went to Europe for stem cells into his disc. I wrote him a message and he replied he was doing well. So I started searching for stem cells in USA. I found disc seal video and then looked up the closest doctor. I found Dr Wolff and had the procedure done, I figured it was better than fusion first. It cost between 17-20k with all expenses by that may have changed. The pain went away within days and I’ve been on a long therapeutic road to recovery to strengthen my core like steel. I also ice bath a few times a week, I am a member of a ice bath spa. Loose weight, sit less, build core, posture is always on point.
God bless you all, this is a life long battle for us and this surgery may prevent some of us from fusion.
Did you have herniated disc material sticking out of the disc by chance? I'm still going back and forth whether to get the Deuk laser disc repair done first to remove the offending material and cauterize the tear hole, and then do the Discseel. I'd go to Pauza in FL.@@4BlackDiamond
I want to contact Dr. Lawrence and Daljit Singh and Elaine Sarkaria regarding this technique. Who's with me?
@Linda Lowther mesoblast will fix herniated disc?
@Linda Lowther mesoblast is a scam, shit that doesnt work at all
@Linda Lowther where You get this informations from Linda?
@Linda Lowther So it is a solution for herniated disc Linda?
@Linda Lowther but prof Bonassar has solution for herniated discs, but it is far away from comercialization
That is amazing. Anyone know any new news about this procedure? Are there clinical trials yet?
could You email prof Bonnasar?
@@janmiedza6607 I allready did. He responded that all researches are in pre-clinical trial. So no clinical trial for now.
@@amaze646 that is not good information:( 10 years away from commercialization:( if ever...
@@amaze646 they are testing this method on animals?
@@amaze646 can you please share with me the email of Prof Bonnasar please ?
This operative technique looks hopeful! I look forward to clinical trials in humans! Congratulations on working on this disease that affects so many people! I'm a test volunteer!
Me too me too
prof Bonassar is not answering for any emails:(
@@janmiedza6607 have you recieved any update from him?
@@AjithKumar-zh1il no:(
@@janmiedza6607 let's hope they start clinical trials soon.
This is very exiting but when will this be available for the public, please share timeline information, there are millions of patients awaiting for a solution, if its going to be after a decade why put this information out and get our hopes high
Never
I’m having this done in Mexico next month
@@diegogarcia-mr3wq your experience after getting it done?
@@user-yd6fx7wu6f best decision ever
@@diegogarcia-mr3wq can u name this treatment exactly what it is called? And where can i get it done? And costs involved
any news about this?
I saw this vídeo 3 years ago, how is it going?? Do you initiated human trials?? My two herniated discs and i want to know.
What the new News about this ???
I like it!
There seems to be no updated information on this procedure and when it will be available as an option for surgeons to use. Millions of people need this surgery urgently to avoid the massive spinal fusion surgery, which is the only real alternative for badly damaged discs. Does anyone have any news?
check out discseel
Its available in arizona @dr michael wolf.
@@mujeeburrahmansharrief8841 You have discseel available in Arizona?
I had annual tears in L4/5/S1 as well as highly degenerate and herniated discs. Dr Wolff at Southwest spine and sports in Scottsdale arizona repaired the tears with disc seal and then filled the disc with exosomes.
Before the surgery I had back pain for years and spams that would keep me off my feet for a week.
Two years ago my tears occurred and I was completely immobilized for weeks with severe stiff sore achy pain. The Mayo Clinic wanted to fuse me but while in bed in UA-cam I found a video that some guy posted 7 years ago, he went to Europe for stem cells into his disc. I wrote him a message and he replied he was doing well. So I started searching for stem cells in USA. I found disc seal video and then looked up the closest doctor. I found Dr Wolff and had the procedure done, I figured it was better than fusion first. It cost between 17-20k with all expenses by that may have changed. The pain went away within days and I’ve been on a long therapeutic road to recovery to strengthen my core like steel. I also ice bath a few times a week, I am a member of a ice bath spa. Loose weight, sit less, build core, posture is always on point.
God bless you all, this is a life long battle for us and this surgery may prevent some of us from fusion.
Artificial disc replacement has been going on for about 20 years. Lp-esp in Germany is king.. fyi
Sounds promising. Is this at all related to the discseel procedure? Discseel, which I've been considering, is not though a two step process. Does that matter? Are the fillers the same?
disceal repairs only annulus fibrosis, this method is for nucleos pulposes as well
Discseel already does this and it uses materials already in your body, so no chance of rejection
How can we sign up for more information about this treatment pls
I am ready where can I get this done ?
When and where will this be available?
Maybe 10 years, they had no fund for this research, I wish we can do something to fund money for them to continue to develop this technique !
@@ivyngo6229
Let's start we can do page in Facebook or any place and invite people to support this research
When are we going to see this in the real world?
I've had two stem cell treatments in Costa Rica with poor results, when and where can I get this done?
I had annual tears in L4/5/S1 as well as highly degenerate and herniated discs. Dr Wolff at Southwest spine and sports in Scottsdale arizona repaired the tears with disc seal and then filled the disc with exosomes.
Before the surgery I had back pain for years and spams that would keep me off my feet for a week.
Two years ago my tears occurred and I was completely immobilized for weeks with severe stiff sore achy pain. The Mayo Clinic wanted to fuse me but while in bed in UA-cam I found a video that some guy posted 7 years ago, he went to Europe for stem cells into his disc. I wrote him a message and he replied he was doing well. So I started searching for stem cells in USA. I found disc seal video and then looked up the closest doctor. I found Dr Wolff and had the procedure done, I figured it was better than fusion first. It cost between 17-20k with all expenses by that may have changed. The pain went away within days and I’ve been on a long therapeutic road to recovery to strengthen my core like steel. I also ice bath a few times a week, I am a member of a ice bath spa. Loose weight, sit less, build core, posture is always on point.
God bless you all, this is a life long battle for us and this surgery may prevent some of us from fusion.
Just get disc replacement lp-esp in Germany, stem cells can't fix a hypoxic degenerative disc.
@@brians2328 don't have the funds for that
Anyone has an idea if clinical trials are available?
Wow ! like this one !!!
whats the name of this procedure, when is it available. what material are they injecting
I had annual tears in L4/5/S1 as well as highly degenerate and herniated discs. Dr Wolff at Southwest spine and sports in Scottsdale arizona repaired the tears with disc seal and then filled the disc with exosomes.
Before the surgery I had back pain for years and spams that would keep me off my feet for a week.
Two years ago my tears occurred and I was completely immobilized for weeks with severe stiff sore achy pain. The Mayo Clinic wanted to fuse me but while in bed in UA-cam I found a video that some guy posted 7 years ago, he went to Europe for stem cells into his disc. I wrote him a message and he replied he was doing well. So I started searching for stem cells in USA. I found disc seal video and then looked up the closest doctor. I found Dr Wolff and had the procedure done, I figured it was better than fusion first. It cost between 17-20k with all expenses by that may have changed. The pain went away within days and I’ve been on a long therapeutic road to recovery to strengthen my core like steel. I also ice bath a few times a week, I am a member of a ice bath spa. Loose weight, sit less, build core, posture is always on point.
God bless you all, this is a life long battle for us and this surgery may prevent some of us from fusion.
Can it use for bulg disc ?
It looks very promising, in future they could use cellurar seeded collagen gel to seal the hole and maybe inject HA with some kind of growth factors or cells that would improve restoration of the nucleus and annulus. I'm 19 years old and have disc problem but not as severe as i see other when they are using opiates to function on daily basis and are sceptical when it comes to surgeries (i dont blame them- current surgical methods are pretty primal). I just hope the research in this field with accelerate and the technology will be accessable before it gets to the point when many of the people that could now benefit from it will in future (when the technology becomes accessable) will have their discs in the point of no-return. Even though i suffer from LDH its really painful to see other people experience it to such extend...
ncbiomatrix is working on restoring the disc
@@janmiedza6607 yea i know but i doubt it would be suitable for disc herniation, maybe in the enchanced therapy with discectomy with annulus repair etc. I just hope these big companies will work together to empower therapy outcome.
@@XueHaoPiaoPiao44 You write about nc bomatrix, not about prof Bonnassar?
@@janmiedza6607 about nc biomatrix usage in disc herniation
@@XueHaoPiaoPiao44 jesteś z Polski?
Anyone hear of discseel? Sounds similar to this and is available now. Wondering if it works for myself.
Dr Kevin Pauza who came up with DISCSEEL has now trained 9 doctors in the U.S. and 2 in Asia. He sold his hospital in Texas to Baylor, Scott & White and has opened an office in Florida & NY in addition to Texas.
@@casandra750 Hi casandra, I found the site of discseel and I read all the info. It seems promising What is not clear though, is whether the product only heals the tears on the anulus or it also regenerate the nucleus pulposus...
Interesting
I bet 👽's have the technology to fix herniated discs and other stuff, but aliens are brutal.Didnt you see" fire in the sky"?
this is only for lumbar spine:(
Скорее бы уже начали делать операции людям. Очень надо
they dont start human trials soon, unfortunatelly:(
@@janmiedza6607 3-4 years?
@@user-qu2vn5gu5n i dont know:( prof Bonassar doesnt answer, mayube You send him and email?
Можно ли их поторопить интересно
I hope Indonesia can be aply tht technologi…iam c34 c45 t67 t78 l45
OMG !
Have u guys heard about discseel
I'm considering trying it tbh. What I got to lose
@@juicegeneral5082 have You done discseel?
@@janmiedza6607 no but I've talked to someone who hasn't
@@juicegeneral5082 what the person told You about discseel?
@@janmiedza6607 she said it helped about 40 percent with pain... Idk she said she'll let me know but idk if she has the same problem I would need taken care of
will the results be permanent?
It depends if the patch will be strong enough and how annulus heals. I guess if they used the cellular seeded collagen gel (like in this study : www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1742706118304021 ) it would definitely could help in long term. They could improve healing of the disc by injecting haluronic acid with some kind of growth factors or cells (depends which one will work-i follow few candidates for treatment of DDD and if any of them would work it would definitely be big step also in treatment of herniated disc) that would also help to regenerate nucleus and improve healing of annulus. I just hope that big companies will work along and researcher with development will accelerate (jesus christ, its so many people suffering from disc problems yet i feel like its not take with proper seriousness yet). I feel like its a matter of time i just hope that discs of the people that could now benefit from such therapy won't get to the point of no return when this technology becomes reality. Also its obvious that surgery performance plays a big role in outcome of the whole thing and things such as age of the patient etc.
@@XueHaoPiaoPiao44 are from usa? can You email Prof Bonassar and ask him about the progress?
@@janmiedza6607 im from Poland and yes i emailed him - he said "Our work is not approved for use in humans, not even on an experimental basis. We are hoping to move it in this direction, but I cannot give you any estimate of when it might be available" also said that "Despite the large number of people who suffer such diseases, this research is chronically underfunded. If you wish to accelerate the development of this technology, please advocate for increases in federal and state funding for such research and consider donating to organizations that support such research. " in summary it will take time.
@@XueHaoPiaoPiao44 so in summary it will never happen:( all about money:(, but nc biomatrix maybe will restore tthe volume of the discs
@@janmiedza6607 propably wont work on herniated when ur annulus is not intact. Nc biomatrix targets ddd with "normal" morphology of the disc. I know itd hard man, im 19yo and fucked my disc by sitting and lack of activity now i blame myself for it everyday. A lot of people have disc problems and this number will grow so im pretty sure they will come up with some regenerative solution but its future i guess about 10 years for break through. It really sucks
Wretched.
Chemicals in your body and spine? No way
neos surgery will be rady in 2023 for humans!
What is neos surgery?
@@amaze646 neosurgery.com/neos-surgery-receives-e1-9-million-from-the-european-commission-to-improve-herniated-disc-treatment/
the approach might be not so elegant, but it is quite simple. Who told you that it will be ready in 2023?
10 years away from comercialization
😭devastatingly likely
fuxxing a long way to go :(
@@user-ks5nw8hr1y any news?
@@janmiedza6607No.. I think mesoblast one seems more promising
@@user-ks5nw8hr1y for disc herniation? and annulus repair? lawrence bonnasar is doing preclinical research at the moment
Discseel beat you to it.
Discseel is better
why?
@@janmiedza6607 it's a more natural approach that helps the disc's heal verses a filler gel that doesn't heal the disc to a natural state.
@@pinkahboo925 can You restore height of the disc with discseel?
@@janmiedza6607 yes, of you go to the website they have more info there. I'm going to get discseel done and I'm so excited.
@@pinkahboo925 when You will have Your procedure? Which doctor?
Yeah another 20 years for the FDA to approve this. Waste of time
FDA is more interested in things that treat and not CURE... remember it would not be profitable.
@@beatrizguiselle2575 yeah, FDA is greedy