Reflecting On Interventional Orthopedics and Our Fellowship

Last week, I spent a significant portion of the day working on the fifth generation of a device to accurately place stem cells into specific portions of the disc. This means working with a cadaver and testing the usability of the device against the actual human tissue. While that may seem morose, it’s how new devices…read more

The Centeno-Schultz Clinic Announces an Interventional Orthopedics Fellowship

Since we began using stem cells as part of our medical practice in 2005 by treating joints and low back disc problems, we’ve continued to advance the art of regenerative medicine. We’ve made many advances in how cells are harvested, processed, and re-implanted. We’ve developed new procedural techniques and devices. As examples, instead just buying…read more