Jan 21, 2015 | Knee, News and Events, Regenerative Treatments, Stem Cell Procedures
On The Snow recently published this excellent article, showing that skiers are increasingly turning to Regenexx Stem Cell procedures to treat ACL injuries.
I entered the room where a Halloween-prop-sized needle was being cored down into the patient’s hip still skeptical that this procedure was “comfortable” and “painless” as I had read. But, after carrying on a conversation with the patient—who was, admittedly, doing much better than I at that moment, chatting calmly about feeling only pressure as the needle filled with blood—I exited the room a believer.
Read the full article at On The Snow.
Aug 27, 2014 | News and Events
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Dr. Friedlis, of StemCell ARTS, joins host Dr.Kevin Passero on the Essentials of Healthy Living radio show to discuss how your body’s own stems cells and platelets can be used to treat arthritis and other musculoskeletal injuries.
Jan 21, 2014 | Elbow, Hip, Knee, News and Events, Shoulder / Rotator Cuff, Stem Cell Procedures
As Regenexx Network Physicians, we’re part of the only stem cell treatment network to publish this type of analysis of patient outcome data. The analysis is made possible thanks to the massive numbers that have been accumulating for years in the Regenexx patient registry.
This patient outcome data is not part of a controlled trial. Every patient becomes part of a registry to track outcomes and any complications. This data is a compilation of patient input to the Regenexx Patient Registry at regular intervals following their Regenexx Procedure.
Jan 21, 2014 | Articles by Body Part, Knee, News and Events, Regenerative Treatments, Stem Cell Procedures
A nice article was recently published at snocountry.com, questioning whether stem cell treatments for the ACL are a “quantum shift” in medicine. Stem cell therapy has shown promising results when compared to traditional surgeries for non-retracted ACL tears and injuries. We are proud to be on the leading edge of these new treatments and articles like these will become more commonplace as athletes become more aware of less invasive alternatives to heal common injuries.
Bob Wislow, 68; Bruce Snyder, 42; and Jacob Gillis, 19, all sought an alternative to surgery that enabled them to regain their high level of activity and remain pain free.
Snyder is a runner, cyclist, and weekend warrior, who tore his meniscus playing soccer. Colorado University student Jacob Gillis, 19, was skiing last spring when he landed awkwardly and heard a “pop” in his knee. An MRI of the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) showed a partial tear.
Read the complete article at SnoCountry Online
Aug 15, 2013 | News and Events
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Increasing your sugar may have a bad effect on your health. Dr. Mayo Friedlis, with National Spine and Pain Centers and StemCell ARTS, joined MYFOX5DC with advice on managing one’s sugar intake and the long-term effect of sugar on one’s joints.
To read more about the actual study that was the subject of this news story, click here
Aug 12, 2013 | News and Events
WUSA TV News recently featured Dr. Mayo Friedlis in a segment focused on Stem Cell Therapy for damaged and arthritic joints. The story looks at the return to an active lifestyle of a StemCell ARTS patient who underwent stem cell therapy for knee problems following arthroscopic surgery and physical therapy. Dr. Mayo Friedlis of StemCell ARTS also discusses the Regenexx Stem Cell Procedures and the science behind stem cell therapy.
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