The Interventional Orthobiologics Blog
Blog covering topics and research in interventional orthobiologics, interventional orthopedics, and orthopedic procedures.
Is There a Bad Back Posture? Do You Have Loss of Curve?
Out of the hundreds of MRI reports I see every year, very few of them have a word written about the state of the low back curve. Despite this, many studies show that losing the normal curve in the low back is a big deal. Essentially that a bad back posture is a real thing. Now…read more
Evolving the Regenexx Logo…
Regenexx as a company has been steadily evolving through the years. We’ve grown from a small medical clinic in Colorado to more than 30 sites. We’ve added many members to our team as well as copious research horsepower. As a result, it was time that our logo reflected that dynamic growth. However, how do you…read more
Chondroitin Better Than Celebrex in Study!
Glucosamine and chondroitin have been the red headed stepchildren of modern medicine for many years. While a chunk of more alternative medicine minded family physicians would recommend them and their use has skyrocketed due to a mass of supplement products, the average family doc was much more likely to prescribe pharma concoctions like Celebrex than…read more
Fat Chance: Top 3 Stem Cell “Controversies”
This past week it came to my attention that the fat stem cell boys were spinning it again “big” time at a conference. I guess when you’re the new kid on the stem cell block, you have to work harder and cut a few corners of reality to get noticed. This seems like a great…read more
What is a Bone Spur?
I see many patients a year who ask the question, “What is a bone spur?”. Many have been told they have this “disease” and most are frankly “freaked out” about it. The good news is that bone spurs have gotten a bum rap. The video above explains everything in two minutes, but a bone spur…read more
Back Pain Stem Cells: A Key Regenexx Patent Issues
We’ve been treating low back discs with stem cells for about a decade. In all of that time, we realized that there was a need for a device that would allow us to place stem cells into parts of the disc that traditional needles couldn’t reach. As a result we designed the device and submitted…read more
