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Knee ACL and Arthritis Stem Cell Update
BF is a 50 year old rancher with knee arthritis and a loose ACL ligament. He came to us last year with chronic knee pain and an inability to ski, which in Colorado is sacrilege! His MRI showed a specific area of cartilage injury with a very specific bone marrow lesion (swelling in the bone…read more
Knee Stem Cell Update
It’s always nice to share comments we get from prior patients. KJ received Regenexx-C stem cell injections into his left knee back in 2009. He recently saw a news article where a physician stated that he thought Bartolo’s successful stem cell treatment was likely a placebo effect. KJ piped in on the article and submitted this comment that he…read more
How does Regenexx-SD or -AD Compare to Regenexx-C?
Because we have a level 3 lab as part of an interventional orthopedics practice, we offer the broadest spectrum of orthopedic stem cell and platelet based injections of any clinic. Since our Regenexx-SD and -AD stem cell injection therapies are performed in one day, they’re often more convenient for patients and are about 1/3 the cost of…read more
Regenexx-SD Procedure featured on ABC National News
Regenexx-SD ABC News story this morning… One of our patients was featured on the ABC News national web-site this morning as part of a series of stories exploring alternative treatments for osteoarthritis. Pat’s story was also highlighted in a recent blog post as she was doing so much better after a knee stem cell injection, while her friend…read more
Another Long-term Follow-up Knee Stem Cell Treatment in a Runner
A physician discusses how knee stem cell injections helped a runner avoid knee surgery.
New Study Shows Same Day Stem Cells with Knee Surgery better than Knee Surgery Alone
A doctor discusses new research showing that bone marrow stem cells added to a knee surgery can improve surgical results.
Can the Knee Repair Itself with Knee Stem Cells?
A physician discusses research showing that stem cells in the knee can help repair injuries to the knee cartilage, knee meniscus, and ligaments.
