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Injuries & Arthritis cause joint pain and limitation of function that impact your quality of life. Today there are options that can help you avoid surgery and utilize the body’s own cellular materials to improve joint function and reduce pain. These therapies have been used by professional athletes for many years and are now mainstream and available to anyone who wants to enhance their healing aft
Autologous Cellular Therapies
BMAC
Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) is an orthobiologic procedure that uses a sample of a patient’s own bone marrow, which is processed to concentrate cells, platelets, and signaling molecules.
The resulting concentrate is introduced into targeted areas as part of a minimally invasive procedure. In this setting, it is used to supplement the local biologic environment and support the body’s natural processes involved in tissue maintenance and response to injury.
BMAC is commonly utilized in patients with musculoskeletal conditions involving joints, tendons, and soft tissues.
Important Information:
BMAC therapy is considered investigational and is not FDA-approved for the treatment of specific orthopedic conditions. Clinical outcomes may vary, and current evidence continues to evolve.
Advanced Orthobiologic options
PRP Joint Injections
PRP Joint Injections
PRP Joint Injections
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is an orthobiologic procedure that uses a sample of the patient’s own blood, processed to concentrate platelets and their associated growth factors.
PRP is introduced into targeted areas as part of a minimally invasive procedure and is used to support the body’s natural healing processes and local inflammatory response.
This approach is commonly used in patients with musculoskeletal conditions involving joints, tendons, and soft tissues, including overuse injuries and degenerative joint conditions.
Important Information:
PRP therapy is considered investigational and is not FDA-approved for the treatment of specific orthopedic conditions. Clinical outcomes may vary, and current evidence continues to evolve.
A2M
PRP Joint Injections
PRP Joint Injections
A2M (Alpha-2-Macroglobulin) is a naturally occurring protein found in the bloodstream that functions as a protease inhibitor, helping regulate enzymes involved in normal tissue turnover and inflammatory processes.
When prepared from a patient’s own blood, A2M can be introduced into a joint as part of an orthobiologic procedure. In this setting, it is used to supplement the local biologic environment and support the body’s natural mechanisms involved in maintaining joint tissue balance.
This approach is used in patients with joint-related conditions, where modulation of the local biochemical environment may help support comfort and function.
Important Information:
This therapy is considered investigational and is not FDA-approved for the treatment of osteoarthritis or other orthopedic conditions. Clinical outcomes may vary, and current evidence is still evolving.
Fluoroscopy & Ultrasound Guided Injections
The use of fluoroscopy or ultrasound provides real-time imaging that allows the provider to precisely guide the needle for musculoskeletal treatments to ensure accuracy. This precision leads to a more effective and safer procedure compared to a blind injection method; essentially acting like a "GPS" to navigate the needle to the exact area of the injection.
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