A single-surgeon orthopaedic practice in Cordova, Tennessee offering fat-derived stromal vascular fraction and platelet rich plasma as a Cell Surgical Network affiliate.
The Schrader Orthopedic and Stem Cell Treatment Center is the practice of Dr Lawrence Schrader at 927 Cordova Station Avenue, Cordova, Tennessee, in the Memphis area. It combines conventional orthopaedic surgery — the site names partial knee replacement, custom total knee replacement and shoulder surgery — with cell-based injection treatment, so a patient can be assessed for both in one place.
The cell treatment named is stromal vascular fraction deployment, which the site describes as rich in stem cells, alongside platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated platelets prepared from the patient's own blood). Stromal vascular fraction is the mixed cell population obtained by processing fat tissue taken from the patient, so the treatment is autologous, from the patient's own body. The site refers to adult stem cell based regenerative treatments but does not set out the cell types, the harvesting method or the processing steps in detail on the pages reviewed, which a prospective patient would need to ask about.
The practice states affiliations with the California Stem Cell Treatment Center and the Cell Surgical Network. That is useful context: these are commercial networks of affiliated physicians offering fat-derived cell procedures under shared protocols, so a prospective patient may want to look into the network's own history and regulatory position as well as the clinic's, and to ask what protocol their treatment would follow.
The conditions named are musculoskeletal: sports injuries, neck pain, back pain, knee pain, shoulder pain and hip pain. No outcome claims, prices, insurance statements or language information appear on the pages reviewed, and the site's copyright notice spans 2011 to 2025 without stating a founding year.
The site lists joint and spinal pain complaints alongside sports injuries.
The site describes stromal vascular fraction deployment, which it says is rich in stem cells; stromal vascular fraction is the mixed cell population obtained by processing the patient's own fat tissue, so the treatment is autologous, though the site does not set out the harvesting or processing steps.
The practice is built around one surgeon.
The practice is an outpatient orthopaedic office at 927 Cordova Station Avenue, Cordova, Tennessee, a suburb east of Memphis. Because the stromal vascular fraction procedure involves taking and processing fat tissue on the day, some on-site procedure and processing capability is implied, but the site does not describe a theatre or laboratory, state any accreditation, or publish opening hours or language information. Surgical procedures such as joint replacement would be carried out at a hospital or surgical centre rather than in the office.
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about the cost of the cell or platelet treatments or about insurance cover. A prospective patient would need to ask the practice directly.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.