Advances in regenerative rehabilitation in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries

In the rapidly advancing field of regenerative medicine, relying solely on cell transplantation alone may be insufficient for achieving functional recovery, and rehabilitation before and after transplantation is crucial. Regenerative rehabilitation functions by synergizing the therapeutic effects of regeneration and rehabilitation to maximize tissue regeneration and patient function. We used the keywords "regenerative rehabilitation" to search across the database for published works; this review discusses the development of regenerative rehabilitation for the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Rehabilitation has become a crucial component of regenerative medicine because it can enhance patients' functional activity and facilitate their early return to society. Experimental data increasingly demonstrates that rehabilitation interventions support the regeneration of transplanted tissues. Plain language summary: Regenerative medicine concepts can be incorporated into rehabilitation to help patients achieve a better functional recovery outcome. Rehabilitation therapy can help patients return to society sooner following an injury. Regenerative medicine concepts can also be integrated into regenerative therapy to maximize its benefits when compared with traditional rehabilitation or regenerative therapy alone. The development of regenerative rehabilitation for the treatment of skeletal muscle, bone and bone junction injuries is reviewed in this article.