Bone Marrow Concentrate BMC

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The most advanced BMC system

Our advanced Stem Cell Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC) devices, concentrate the adult stem and progenitor cells found in bone marrow. Doctors can then use the bone marrow concentrate where they believe it can help a patient, commonly in cases of arthritis and joint pain. Our advanced BMC Plus also provides optional plasma concentration.

What is our advanced Stem Cell BMC system?

Our advanced Stem Cell BMC system processes autologous bone marrow aspirate, at the point-of-care. It includes two different devices: Stem Cell BMC and Stem Cell BMC. This system produces bone marrow concentrate effectively and efficiently in a variety of settings. Both of our advanced BMC devices, recover the highest percentage of nucleated, progenitor and other cells of any comparable system on the market.

This system is a miniaturized laboratory in a single-use sterile device. The back chamber may be used to store the platelet poor plasma without breaking sterility.

Our advanced BMC devices have multiple ports to accommodate the fewest sterile breaks possible. This helps protect valuable recovered cells from
circulating air contaminants. 

The built-in back chamber allows operators to add platelet poor plasma (PPP) back to the bone marrow concentrate (BMC). This makes it easier to deliver
exactly the volume the doctor needs. Operators can accomplish this without adding a sterile break to the process. 

Nurses participated heavily in the design and development of our advanced Stem Cell BMC Systems. Their input is one of many reasons that our
BMC is the best and easiest-to-use bone marrow concentration system on the market.

 

What's In Bone Marrow?

Bone marrow contains many different cells and
proteins capable of helping tissues heal.

  • Hematopoietic stem cells
  • Immune cells
  • Mesenchymal stem cells
  • Platelets
  • Platelet-derived growth factor
  • Vascular endothelial growth factor

Our advanced Stem Cell BMC System puts the
power of these cells and proteins into doctors hands
in the form of bone marrow concentrate (BMC).

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