Baghdad's first success in Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate procedure

Introduction-Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate procedure (BMAC) is a novel regenerative technique. Aim-to show BMAC's success in relieving osteoarthritic knee sufferings Iraqi patients. Methods-It retrospective, descriptive investigation of 300 patients who suffered from grades 1-3 Kellgren-Lawrence Grading for knees, aged (35- 64) years, both genders after oral consent at "Al Zahrawy Center Stem Cells" Baghdad over six months. The investigators utilize verbal pain scale evaluation. Results-Of patients, 195 (65 %) were women; the commoner had grade two. Sixty-four (21.3 discontinue their follow-up. Grade three manifest inadequate response. A single injection BMAC good effect on score and night stiffness. There 143 (47 still suffering sixth month, while 95 (31.6 required extra BMAC. Conclusion-It first successful report sufferings.