Regenexx Patient Joe Maroon Featured in Wall Street Journal

Joe Maroon is amazing. A 70 year old iron-man that just keeps going and going like the Energizer bunny. Joe’s Ironman Triathlon work-out was just featured in the Wall Street Journal. When we first met Joe three years ago, he was placed into one of our mesenchymal stem cell studies and at that point hadn’t run an iron-man in 5 years due to his knee. After we injected stem cells in his knee, he went on to complete the Hawaii iron-man and is still competing. Joe didn’t get a new knee from stem cells, and not everyone will experience the results he did, but clearly it does seem to have really helped him get back to competing at high levels and in major triathlons. Congratulations to our iron-man friend. Joe you’re an amazing inspiration to us all and at 70 you could swim, bike, or run any of us far younger guys under the table! I have blogged on Joe’s story numerous times, those entries can be found in the following posts:

-Joe Maroon competes in second Hawaii IronMan since his stem cell procedure

-Regenexx Knee Patient Finishes the Ironman

-Neurosurgeon Triathletes

-Regenexx Knee Patient finishes the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon

NOTE: ANY CASE REPORTS OR PATIENT RESULTS PRESENTED ON THIS WEB-SITE ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF ALL PATIENT RESULTS.  LIKE ANY MEDICAL PROCEDURE, ALL REGENEXX PROCEDURES HAVE A SUCCESS AND FAILURE RATE.

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Chris Centeno, MD is a specialist in regenerative medicine and the new field of Interventional Orthopedics. Centeno pioneered orthopedic stem cell procedures in 2005 and is responsible for a large amount of the published research on stem cell use for orthopedic applications. View Profile