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Discover Regenerative Medicine Treatments for Joint Pain, Arthritis, & Injuries with Rheumatology Discussion
Webinar replay from May 1, 2024.
Imagine reducing your pain and getting back to activities you care about without surgery or pain medications.
* Learn about the best available treatments for arthritis and tendinitis, that do not require surgery.
* What is legitimate and not legitimate in the field of regenerative medicine.
* How to choose the best physicians & clinics for regenerative medicine.
At Chicago Arthritis and Regenerative Medicine, our mission is to improve your pain and function, allowing you to do the activities you enjoy with the people you care about.
This is accomplished with various nonsurgical modalities to treat musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions, including using your own blood and stem cells to treat arthritis, tendinitis, injuries, and joint pain.
Our goal is to educate people on the complexity of what is causing their pain into understandable concepts. We then apply tried and true medical principles with the most state-of-the-art nonsurgical treatments available.
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[@diannefitzmaurice9813]

I understand that the difference between PRP and stem cells is that PRP cannot get past the scar tissue but stem cells can . Something you said earlier seemed to confirm this. (It was around 22: on the time line but cannot find it .) Is this the reason you move from using platelets to stem cells ? Does all treatment require starting wwith PRP or can you discern when to start with stem cells and skip the PRP treatment (like when there has been an injury )?

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Some injuries/degeneration will do better with bone marrow stem cells upfront. For example, more advanced arthritis or more significant tendon tear. Also if you had prior surgery on a joint, and were considering an orthobiologic treatment, stem cells generally are a better option than PRP because of the prior surgical trauma.