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Texas Orthobiologics is enrolling patients in a new study evaluating activated PRP injections for knee arthritis
Texas Orthobiologics is enrolling patients in a new study evaluating activated PRP injections for knee arthritis

Texas Orthobiologics announces enrollment is opening for a level 1 PRP study for knee arthritis patients!


Since we are just about done collecting our 7+ year data on using bone marrow concentrate to help patients with partial thickness rotator cuff tears, I figured it was time to rev up the next study.


Question: Does photoactivation of high dose PRP lead it improved outcomes in a single injection protocol when treating knee OA?
We will see.....
We will randomize the study and likely need 30-40 in each group to reach statistical significance.
We will follow patients for a year after the procedure and use DataBiologics to track PRP doses, photo-activation, and PROM for outcomes.

Any early bets on the outcome???

Many thanks to ⚕️ Lance Liberti, MBA ( Juventix Regenerative Medical) for supporting this study with their photo-activation device.

We should have interval 6 month outcomes by the annual meeting: IOF Max 2026 😉
Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation

#prp #kneepain #arthritisrelief
#arthritis

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