Phoenix Stem Cell Clinic at Arizona Pain Now Offering Nonoperative Repair of Rotator Cuff Tears
Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) October 30, 2013 -- The Arizona Pain Stem Cell Institute is now offering patients the option to avoid surgery for rotator cuff disorders with stem cell injection therapy. There are multiple different types of treatment including bone marrow, fat, or amniotic derived stem cell injections along with PRP therapy. For more information and scheduling, call (602) 507-6550.
Millions of individuals suffer from rotator cuff disorders including tendonitis, bursitis and tears. For an unfortunate few, conventional treatments are unable to provide sufficient pain relief. With the advent of regenerative medicine treatments exists the potential for pain relief and increased function without the need for a procedure.
At Arizona Pain Stem Cell Institute, Board Certified and Award Winning pain management doctors in Phoenix offer the outpatient treatments which are low risk. The bone marrow and fat are harvested from the patient so there is minimal risk of infection or rejection, while the amniotic derived injections come from consenting donors and processed at an FDA regulated lab. The amniotic injections have been used over 10,000 times world wide without an adverse event.
Platelet rich plasma therapy is also provided at the Institute, with published studies showing satisfactory results for pain relief and increased function. This procedure involves a simple blood draw, with the blood being spun down immediately to concentrate platelets and growth factors for the best chance of healing.
Arizona Pain offers multiple locations, with the pain management doctors offering both medication management and interventional procedures. At the Stem Cell Institute, multiple research studies are ongoing which helps subsidize the cost of treatment.
For more information and scheduling, call (602) 507-6550.
Jennifer, Arizona Pain Specialists, http://www.preferredpaincenter.com, +1 (602) 507-6550, [email protected]
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