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THERE ISN'T A CURE

WE WILL CREATE ONE

In the next decade, we can cure:

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms

  • 80% Fatality Rate

Leg Amputations

  • 6th most expensive surgery in the U.S.

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THERE WASN'T A TREATMENT

SO WE CREATED ONE

MOBILE CLINICAL TEAM

"Marrow Stem Treatment of Limb Ischemia In Subjects with Severe Peripheral Arterial Disease Trail"

  • First completed stem cell therapy phase III Trail
  • Significant reductions in leg amputations
  • Helps patients with diabetes, CLI, and Gangrene
  • Funded by Cryptic Masons

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Friday, October 6, 2023

The CMMRF Board of Trustees met with researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine for updates on current research

May Professional Seminar of Vascular Surgeons

Dr. Michael P Murphy, MD

Files from May Professional Seminar of Vascular Surgeons.

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The yellow highlighting is Dr. Murphy's.  CMMRF is specifically mentioned at page 4; line 5.

12 minute "latest update" video made by Dr. Murphy this past month.

 

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CMMRF Testimonials

What are our clients are saying about us?

Maria is a 23 year old single mother with auto-immune vascular disease. She was ineligible for a bypass or angioplasty and prescribed methadone (an opioid to relieve severe pain) for pain at-rest. After stem cell therapy, Maria’s pain was relieved and she no longer needed methadone for pain management.

Maria C.
Indianapolis

Saul was a widower who had Critical Limb Ischemia (CLI) with pain at rest. His doctor told him he needed amputation. Saul’s son, a physician, found our program. Stem cell treatment ensured Saul avoided amputation and gave him far better quality of life for more 9 years, until he passed away.

Saul C.
Miami, FL

Dave is a Lobster fisherman and doctors told him that he needed an immediate left above knee amputation for Peripheral Artery Disease. Dave wanted to save his leg long enough for his son to return home from Iraq. After participating in our stem cell trial, Dave was able to postpone his amputation for more than two years; long after his son returned home.

Dave L.
Long Island, Maine

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