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  • Does PRP Help For Rotator Cuff Healing?  Beware the

    Does PRP Help For Rotator Cuff Healing? Beware the

    The title of this just published paper needs to be changed to:
    "Low or no dose PRP does not change outcomes of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair"
    I would agree with that!

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  • 3 months after a stem cell injection for knee pain from arthritis!

    3 months after a stem cell injection for knee pain from arthritis!

    It has only been 3 months since her injection but she can already report on the significant improvement she has had!  Give Texas Orthobiologics a chance to show how we are evidence based, orthopedic surgeon led, and ranked #1 in the USA by reviews of Regenerative Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery Clinics.

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  • Platelet Rich Plasma for Elbow Ligament Injuries---> Yes Please!

    PRP for Partial Ulnar Collateral Ligament Tears
    This is a diagnosis that has risen in frequency in a younger and younger population. Single sport specialization at a young age carries some potentially damaging consequences..... Anyone with a symptomatic partial thickness UCL tear absolutely needs to have 1 or 2 high dose PRP injections before ever considering surgery.

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  • March Madness For Platelet Rich Plasma Testing!

    March Madness For Platelet Rich Plasma Testing!

    At Texas Orthobiologics (in Dallas and Frisco) we always bring the best high dose PRP system to our patients. Recently, we have been testing several established single spin and two spin PRP kits as well as some new players to the field.

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  • The most recent info on PRP Dosing, Why all PRP is not the same, Why we use high dose PRP!

    The most recent info on PRP Dosing, Why all PRP is not the same, Why we use high dose PRP!

    PRP dose is critical to outcomes.  We teach our patients every day why all PRP is not the same and here is another research paper showing that if the PRP dose is too low, the PRP will not work.  Ask your doctor what their PRP dose is and how they know it!  We have a hematology analyzer in our office so we can be 100% sure of the PRP dose our patients are getting and paying for!

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  • Knee Pain? Back Pain? Sports Injury?  We are your Regenerative Medicine Clinic (even though we are surgeons!)

    Knee Pain? Back Pain? Sports Injury? We are your Regenerative Medicine Clinic (even though we are surgeons!)

    Here is a patient testimonial from a patient who had one bone marrow concentrate (stem cell) injection 8 years ago.
    She has done amazingly well.
    Results always vary in humans but we have many patients who do this well from a single injection when they don't have advanced arthritis.
    You can too!
    Call us for a personalized consult! We want to help you live your best life.
    texasorthobiologics.com
    877-777-8883

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  • Can the rotator cuff tendon heal?

    Can the rotator cuff tendon heal?

    This short video clip shows the subacromial space after a successful rotator cuff repair done for a 2cm complete tear in the tendon. The tendon is completely healed and the sutures are not even visible because the tendon and bursal tissues grow right around and over them. 2 years after surgery, using this arthroscopic surgery technique, 93% of the time this is the result we get...proven by MRI scans or ultrasound scans! We are now researching how to match these excellent rotator cuff repair results in larger tears and more chronic tears by adding orthobiologics like PRP (Platelet rich plasma) or stem cells (bone marrow concentrate) or  microfat (adipose)

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  • Can patients on blood thinners like Plavix still have PRP procedures?

    Can patients on blood thinners like Plavix still have PRP procedures?

    Can I still do a Platelet rich plasma ( PRP) procedure if my patient is on Plavix?

    Spoiler alert is that we don't really know the affect of Plavix on PRP production or clinical outcomes....BUT I do have some ideas based on the biology.
    #1 Plavix works by blocking platelet aggregation by binding to a surface receptor on the platelet.
    #2 Plavix does NOT work by changing the contents of the platelets or the number of platelets....but rather by decreasing platelet release.
    #3 We use platelets in PRP because they release their contents and not because we want them to aggregate and clot.

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  • Do Older Patients Still Get Good Results From Surgery Or Regenerative Medicine Procedures?  YES!!!

    Do Older Patients Still Get Good Results From Surgery Or Regenerative Medicine Procedures? YES!!!

    Orthopedic Clinicians often assume that older patients don't do as well with surgery or even with regenerative medicine procedures. There may be some biological truth to that BUT we have ways to mitigate the effects of aging...and it really isn't that hard. We can still do PRP (platelet rich plasma) procedures and bone marrow concentrate procedures and adipose procedures and expect good outcomes for the proper indications.

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  • The Arthrex ACP Max Platelet Rich Plasma Bench Test Is Done!

    The Arthrex ACP Max Platelet Rich Plasma Bench Test Is Done!

    We have tested many #PRP kits and protocols over the years to see see how they perform in a real world situation. We can standardize the blood draw and compare the PRP output from any kit...and we have now tested about 8 of the more common ones available in the USA. Last week we were able to test The Arthrex ACP Max PRP system. We had some key orthobiologic gurus from Arthrex present to walk us thru the system and interpret the results. Here is what we found:

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