Cellular Orthopedics Blog
The Inclusion Criteria for Biologics
Let’s start with a definition. Orthobiologics is that subdivision of Regenerative Medicine wherein cells from your circulating blood, adipose tissue or bone marrow (autologous) are recovered, processed and reintroduced to that part of your musculoskeletal system...
read moreThe Autobiography of My Knees or What Do Doctors Do?
Now you know it, I have degenerative arthritis of both knees. It has affected me for more than ten years. In 2017 because of progressive symptoms and limitation, I had thought that I would need to give up skiing, cycling and fly fishing. At the time, imaging was...
read moreProgress with the PSC FDA approved Stem Cell Clinical Trial
Readers of this Blog are aware of my having been credentialed for the first ever, FDA approved, Clinical Trial allowing the use of stem cells, retrieved from your own adipose tissue, in the care and treatment of arthritis. Until now, although heavily advertised, it...
read moreWe Are from the Government and We Are Here to Help
The stem cell industry has seen little regulation in recent years. Unproven and untested treatments are often used in clinics that serve numerous clients because “these clinics operate mostly in the private health care sector and typically market their interventions...
read moreScreening and Enrollment Begins- FDA Approved Clinical Trial for Knee Arthritis
I am pleased to announce that our clinic is now approved and credentialed for the first of its kind stem cell clinical trial for knee arthritis. For those who are suffering from knee arthritis pain in a single knee, this is a unique opportunity to explore stem cell...
read moreA Cellular Orthopedic Update
Between vacations, holidays, developing an algorithm for a new clinical trial, while at the same time credentialing for the FDA Personalized Stem Cell Clinical Trial, I ran out of time so I haven’t been blogging as usual. All this while, I continue to practice...
read moreWe don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing.
“We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing.” — Attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes This blog is inspired by two consecutive Sunday 40 mile plus bike rides. Another one is planned for next Sunday. By so doing, I am able to avoid the...
read moreAmerican Academy of Orthopedic Surgery Advocacy in Action
What prompted this Blog subject matter is an inquiry I received from a colleague concerning the use of Stromal Vascular Fraction (Adipose Derived Stem Cells) as an injection option for an arthritic knee. I know something about this alternative as I am an investigator in PSC-CP-001, a Current Clinical Trial for which we will soon be announcing enrollment.
read moreFDA Approves New Drug Application to Treat Osteoarthritis of the Knee
In my last blog, I announced the approval by the FDA for a new drug application allowing use in treating knee arthritis. Personalized Stem Cells, Inc (PSC) a human adipose-derived stem cell company, received the FDA approval allowing use of a person’s own...
read moreFDA Approved PSC Stem Cell Clinical Trial for Knee Arthritis
I am pleased to announce that our clinic is being considered for enrollment in the first of its kind stem cell clinical trial for knee arthritis. Personalized Stem Cells, Inc. (PSC) has received approval from the FDA for conducting a clinical trial for treatment of...
read moreFDA Compliance
Hundreds of physicians in the US have been offering “stem cell therapy” and making claims for treating medical conditions without evidence that it works or is safe. They have been processing in their offices without sterility testing, safety testing, or compliance...
read moreWhen it comes to a needle and not a knife, why I recommend Bone Marrow Concentrate
The science and art of my biologic initiative to help a patient deal with the symptoms and limitations imposed by osteoarthritis requires the right tools for each situation. Concentrated Bone Marrow Aspirate or Platelet Rich Plasma has emerged as an important biologic...
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