The Interventional Orthobiologics Blog
Blog covering topics and research in interventional orthobiologics, interventional orthopedics, and orthopedic procedures.
Meet our New Cell Sorter and Expanded Regenexx Research and Education for 2015!
2015 will bring many exciting changes and improvements to what we do at Regenexx. One of the more interesting additions will be the Regenexx Foundation, a non-profit research and education focused entity. In addition, we will continue to expand our Colorado research lab. As part of that expansion-meet our new cell sorter! FACS or Fluorescent…read more
Football Lineman Knee Loads are Less than Jogging?
NFL football lineman knee injuries are among the most common in football. We see them on TV with knee braces, many times as a preventative measure, but often healing their injury from last week’s game. We’ve treated our share of these players for cartilage injuries, which is why a new study concluding that the pressure…read more
The Reason Why Google Doesn’t Want to be in Biotech Should Concern You…
We’re used to tech innovations at a break neck pace. Think about for a second that the first iPhone, which was really the first consumer smart phone, first appeared in 2007! Since then this little device has steadily evolved to change how we communicate, created a new genre of social media that has slain whole governments,…read more
Loneliness and Physical Pain…Connected?
Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is not right; whether it be injury, organ failure, infection, a chronic condition, a degenerative condition or any of the many conditions discussed in this Blog daily. But could there be a causative connection between loneliness and physical pain? Medical science is still very much in…read more
Knee Stem Cell Treatment in Tulsa, Oklahoma & Dallas, Texas
One of the marks of a good procedure in medicine is that it can be taught to others and it still works. All too often, surprisingly, this fails to happen. In Oklahoma, a recent news story highlighted the Regenexx stem cell procedure used to treat knee arthritis. The ability for a procedure to still work…read more
Your Mother Has Your Stem Cells in Her Brain…
Your mother has your stem cells in her brain? The connection between mother and child can be intense. Now a research team searching for the cause of Alzheimer’s disease may have upped the ante on that calculus by finding cells from children in the brains of mothers. In addition, more of the cells were associated with…read more
