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MIBRAR® is a combination of minimally invasive surgical technique and the application of autologous regenerative concentrate ARK® (when indicated). The approach is aimed at stimulating tissue recovery and reconstruction of damaged structures.
Book a Consultation How the Procedure Goes →Minimal traumatization is aimed at reducing the burden on the body and preserving tissues. The puncture size is no larger than from a regular injection.
Techniques are used that allow for strictly dosed micro-action in pathologically altered tissues, avoiding injury to healthy ones.
ARK® is obtained from the patient's venous blood and adipose tissue immediately before the intervention and applied fresh.
In MIBRAR®, the key role is played not by "substance injection," but by a targeted microsurgical strategy. Its task is to create conditions in the pathology zone under which the body launches the correct regenerative response, and restorative resources are directed to the affected area.
The technology materials describe that the surgical aspect simultaneously solves three tasks:
Restoring normal "nutrition" to the pathological area
Destroying pathologically altered tissues down to healthy levels
Stimulating regenerative tissue reconstruction
According to protocol materials, simply injecting ARK® with a regular injection into the pathology area does not produce a regenerative reconstruction effect because the key conditions created by specialized surgical technique are absent.
ARK® is an autologous regenerative concentrate obtained from venous blood (AHF®) and adipose tissue (ALF®) of the patient. Fractions can be applied separately or in combination — depending on the goal and diagnosis.
ARK® — concentrate from patient's own blood and adipose tissue, applied according to strict MIBRAR® technology protocols.
Learn More About ARK® →For performing minimally invasive interventions in the MIBRAR® system, navigation and targeting devices are described, as well as special instruments and endoscopes that help ensure control, precision, and minimal traumatization.
Computer-controlled robotic navigation manipulator. Operates in 3 phases: planning → fusion → mechanization. Enables virtual 3D surgical planning with DICOM image fusion (CT, MRI, X-ray) and ultra-precise real-time instrument positioning.
Ultrasound probe holder freeing the surgeon's hands for intraoperative control. Positioning accuracy — 0.1 mm. Provides continuous sonographic visualization throughout the entire procedure without an assistant.
Micro-arthroscopes, micro-epiduroscopes and spinal probes with 0.3–1.5 mm diameter. KNK (Kartierung-Navigations-Koordinationsvorrichtung) — mapping, navigation and coordination device for sub-millimeter precision access to pathology.
Based on over 25,000 procedures performed, patient improvement dynamics:
Results are tracked by imaging (CT, MRI, X-ray, sonography) within 4–12 weeks after the procedure. With the RRBSW method (disc regeneration), progressive restoration of disc structure is documented on follow-up scans at 3–18 months.
MIBRAR® is used in orthopedics, traumatology, and neurosurgery and may be considered for injuries/degenerative changes of the musculoskeletal system when the goal is to support tissue and function recovery.
Approach and protocol are selected based on diagnosis and patient's current condition.
This is a minimally invasive intervention through a puncture where surgical strategy is important; ARK® is used as part of the protocol when necessary.
Protocols describe that without specialized technique, key conditions for regenerative reconstruction are absent; only a temporary effect is possible.
ARK® is an autologous concentrate extracted from blood (AHF®) and adipose tissue (ALF®); composition is selected based on diagnosis and goals.
Criteria specify application only fresh; storage/freezing is not allowed.
Materials indicate that in many cases local anesthesia is sufficient; the decision depends on the zone and scope of intervention.
Timing is individual; materials mention a 4–12 week reference for trackable changes depending on the intervention.
In MIBRAR®, protocols for obtaining/applying and combination with surgical technique are critical; comparison is better addressed on the "Differences from Injections and Other Methods" page.
A diagnosis and imaging (MRI/CT/X-ray as appropriate) + in-person/remote review with a doctor are needed.
Send your examination results and a brief description of complaints — we'll advise where to start and what steps would be rational.
Book a Consultation Procedure & Recovery →MIBRAR® Section: ← MIBRAR® Main Page | Indications | Procedure & Recovery → | ARK® — Concentrate
