COURSE CONTENT

Course AEMR

This Specialized Medical Training Course in Regenerative Medicine of the Musculoskeletal System offers a comprehensive learning experience in Biological Therapies for the Musculoskeletal System across three levels:

1. Online Component: The online part of the course allows students to access all educational content in a flexible and convenient way, with video lessons and mentoring, making it easy to learn at their own pace.

4,500 €

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AEMR Course + in-person practice

This Specialized Medical Training Course in Regenerative Medicine of the Musculoskeletal System offers a comprehensive learning experience in Biological Therapies for the Musculoskeletal System across two levels:

1. Online Component: The online part of the course allows students to access all educational content in a flexible and convenient way, including video lessons with mentoring, making it easy to learn at their own pace.

2. Clinical Practice: Students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in AEMR-accredited clinics, where they can observe and participate in procedures with real patients under the supervision of experts.

6,000 €

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AEMR Course + In-Person + OrtoBioMSK IV

This Specialized Medical Training Course in Regenerative Medicine of the Musculoskeletal System offers a comprehensive learning experience in Biological Therapies for the Musculoskeletal System across three levels:

1. Online Component: The online part of the course allows students to access all educational content in a flexible and convenient way, including video lessons with mentoring, enabling learning at their own pace.

2. Clinical Practice: Students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in AEMR-accredited clinics, where they can observe and participate in procedures with real patients under the supervision of experts.

3. International OrtoBioMSK Course: Includes in-person attendance at the IV International OrtoBioMSK Course (www.ortobiomsk.com), providing students with a perfect conclusion to the program, the opportunity to interact with faculty and other physicians from around the world, stay updated on the latest advances in musculoskeletal regenerative medicine, and participate in highly instructive Cadaver Lab practical sessions.

7,450 €

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COURSE MODULES

Module 1: Introduction and History of Regenerative Medicine

L1. Why Are We Taking This Course?
L2. Introduction to Basic Concepts of Regenerative Medicine
L3. Key Milestones in the Development of Regenerative Medicine

Module 2: Pathophysiology of Musculoskeletal Injuries

L1. Muscle as an Endocrine Organ: Is There a Regenerative Synergy?
L2. Tissue Injury Mechanisms
L3. Fundamental Principles of Tissue and Cellular Regeneration
L4. Fundamentals of the DEBA Protocol

Module 3: Biological Therapies with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

L1. Fundamentals of Therapeutic Use of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
L2. Personalized Protocols and Biological Data
L3. Evidence and Consensus on PRP in Knee Osteoarthritis
L4. Evidence and Literature Review of PRP in Tendinopathies
L5. Clinical Applications of Intra-Articular PRP in Knee and Hip
L6. Intra-Articular PRP Technique for Shoulder and Ankle
L7. Subchondral Injections for Bone Marrow Lesions
L8. Use of PRP in the Treatment of Chronic Tendinopathies
L9. Combination with Surgery: Biological Augmentation in Tendons, Ligaments, Labrum, Menisci
L10. Platelet-Rich Plasma in Nerve Injuries and Canal Syndrome
L11. Regenerative Medicine Insights for the Lumbar Spine
L12. Nutritional Preparation Prior to PRP Treatment
L13. Uses of PRP in Rheumatologic Pathology

Module 4: Bone Marrow Aspirate in Regenerative Medicine

L1. Collection and Processing of Bone Marrow Aspirate
L2. Recent Clinical Studies and Results in Specific Sports Injuries
L3. Challenges and Ethical Considerations in the Use of Bone Marrow Aspirate

Module 5: Mesenchymal Stem Cells from Adipose Tissue

L1. Characteristics and Properties of Mesenchymal Stem Cells from Adipose Tissue
L2. Types and Therapeutic Applications in Regenerative Medicine
L3. Clinical Studies and Scientific Evidence in Musculoskeletal Injuries

Module 6: Complementary Biological Therapies

L1. Prolotherapy: Indications, Technique, and Results
L2. Autologous Conditioned Serum
L3. Alpha-2-Macroglobulin: Properties and Indications
L4. Contribution of Ozone Therapy in Regenerative Medicine
L5. Shock Waves, Laser, Electro- and Magnetotherapy: Clinical Insights and Protocols
L6. Principles and Indications of Shock Waves

Module 7: Post-Regenerative Treatment Rehabilitation Protocols

L1. Importance of Rehabilitation in the Recovery Process
L2. Designing Specific Rehabilitation Programs for Patients Treated with Regenerative Medicine
L3. Multidisciplinary Approach to Optimize Outcomes

Module 8: Advances in Imaging Techniques

L1. Imaging Techniques Used in the Diagnosis and Monitoring of Musculoskeletal Injuries
L2. Technological Innovations and Applications in Regenerative Medicine

Module 9: Ultrasound-Guided Therapies (UGT). Directly to the Injury

L1. How to Perform Proper UGT: Tips and Insights
L2. Why I Can’t See Patients Without an Ultrasound Nearby: 10 Basic Reasons
L3. Overview of the Most Common UGTs: Sonopathology and Shoulder UGT. Hydrodilation Technique for Adhesive Capsulitis
L4. Overview of the Most Common UGTs: Puncture-Aspiration Barbotage Technique for Calcific Tendinopathy
L5. Sonopathology and UGT of the Elbow, Hand, and Wrist
L6. Sonopathology and UGT of the Hip
L7. Sonopathology and UGT of the Knee
L8. Sonopathology and UGT of the Foot and Ankle
L9. Most Common Hydrodissection Techniques in Upper Limb Neuropathies
L10. Most Common Hydrodissection Techniques in Lower Limb Neuropathies

Module 10: Ethics and Legal Aspects in Regenerative Medicine

L2. Legal Framework and Regulations Related to the Use of Biological Therapies

Module 11: Complications and Management of Adverse Outcomes

L1. Identification and Management of Potential Complications Associated with Regenerative Therapies
L2. Strategies to Minimize Risks and Maximize Patient Safety

Module 12: Integration of Regenerative Medicine into Clinical Practice

L1. Implementation of Regenerative Therapies in the Clinical Setting
L2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Coordination of the Healthcare Team

Module 17: Final Assessment and Future Perspectives

L1. Reflection on the Impact of Regenerative Medicine in Clinical Practice and Future Perspectives of the Field
L2. Assessment of Knowledge Acquired Throughout the Course

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Question 1: What is the structure and duration of the AEMR Second Course?

The course is divided into three levels:

Level I – Online (theory): The online component of the course allows students to access all educational content flexibly and conveniently through mentored video lessons, facilitating self-paced learning. Divided into 17 modules and 62 lessons, it will begin on May 30, 2026, and students will have until February 2027 to complete it.

Level II. Clinical Practices:: Students will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in clinics accredited by the AEMR®, where they can participate in procedures with real patients under the supervision of experts. Their visit will be evaluated by the center's director and will count towards the final assessment for obtaining the AEMR® certification.

Level III. International OrthobioMsk Course:: It includes in-person attendance at the VI International OrtobioMsk Course from February 4th to 6th, 2027 (www.ortobiomsk.com), which will provide the student with a perfect closing and the opportunity to interact with professors and medical students from all over the world, exchange knowledge and stay up to date with the latest advances in the field of regenerative medicine of the musculoskeletal system, in addition to participating in the Cadaver Lab with very didactic practices.

The complete program includes more than 100 hours of theory, hands-on practice, and face-to-face activities.

Question 2: What certification and accreditation will I obtain?

After completing the three levels and passing the final evaluation, you will receive the Official AEMR Certificate, with accreditation requested from the Commission for Continuing Education of the Spanish National Health System (Community of Madrid).
This provides official recognition in Spain and international prestige, improving your CV and professional positioning.
If you complete only Level I, you will still receive the AEMR Certificate – Level I.

Question 3: Do I need previous knowledge in regenerative medicine or ultrasound?

No. The program is designed so that any physician working in the musculoskeletal field can follow it — starting from the basics and progressing to the most advanced techniques.
If you have no previous experience in musculoskeletal ultrasound, we recommend that you first take the online sonoanatomy course from our associated platform Eco-MSK.