The Interventional Orthobiologics Blog
Blog covering topics and research in interventional orthobiologics, interventional orthopedics, and orthopedic procedures.
Another ACL Stem Cell Injection Procedure Result
This is a guest post written by Dr. Bashir (and edited by me) as yesterday we were going over this before and after MRI of a patient seen here in Colorado. He will be opening his own Regenexx practice in the Miami area sometime this winter. This is his take on the patient’s MRI above:…read more
Regenexx Network Outcome Reporting Tool Launches
Check our new stem cell procedure outcome reporting tool! This allows all network doctors to query in real time an extract of the Interventional Orthopedics Foundation database. Complete transparency in outcomes can be found nowhere else but Regenexx! Stem Cell Institute of America Review: Chiropractic Amniotic Bait and Switch
I recently got an e-mail from a colleague that explained that he had seen an explosion in local chiropractic clinics offering amniotic “stem cells.” I’ve blogged on this phenomenon in the past. While there’s nothing wrong with a chiropractor learning the ropes of stem cell use and hiring competent physicians to do good work, that’s…read more Why Regenexx Is Very Different: Hip Labrum Stem Cell Procedure
Every time we have someone visit our Colorado office or one of our network affiliates, they leave dumbfounded about how different Regenexx is from everything else out there. A physician we recently trained commented that when I compare Regenexx to the bedside centrifuges that other doctors use, I often say that what they have is a…read more Motrin and Exercise Can Create Problems
We’ve known for some time that despite many orthopedic and primary-care guidelines including NSAID drugs, like Motrin, that these drugs can blunt healing and have serious side effects. Recently, I was searching the US National Library of Medicine and a new study caught my eye about Motrin and the rotator cuff tendons. That caused me…read more Knee Surgery Linked to Post Surgery Narcotic Addiction in New Study
Yesterday I blogged on an example of a guy who should have needed shoulder surgery and dodged the bullet by undergoing an ultraprecise injection of his own stem cells. He knew from my Regenexx ProActive book that surgery for a painful joint was often a slippery slope toward inactivity. Now a new study argues that…read more 