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If you or someone you know is experiencing discomfort due to osteoarthritis, joint trauma, spinal issues, or common sports-related injuries, we recommend taking a moment to review the patient outcome data from Regenexx provided at the link below. This information offers an overview categorized by body area, along with links to more comprehensive data on changes to joint functionality, pain, and overall improvement reported by patients who are being tracked within the Regenexx Patient Registry. https://buff.ly/3QYIigy

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The Regenexx® Patient Registry is tracking more than 19,500 patients who received a Regenexx Knee Procedure. View this group's data on Functional Improvement, Decrease in Knee Pain, and Overall Knee Improvement here: https://buff.ly/3z0FedN

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Regenexx is currently tracking the progress of more than 7700 patients who received a Regenexx Shoulder/Rotator Cuff Procedure across the Regenexx Physician Network. View their data on Functional Improvement, Decrease in Shoulder Pain, and Overall Shoulder Improvement here: https://buff.ly/455TxKd

Regenexx® procedures provide non-surgical treatment options for those who are experiencing pain related to orthopedic issues including osteoarthritis, joint injuries, spine pain, overuse conditions, and common sports injuries. Regenexx tracks patient outcome data and openly shares those results. If you have joint or spine pain, follow the link below and choose the applicable body area to see results from our patient registry: https://buff.ly/3QYIigy

Plano police officer Jennifer Chapman is trim, fit, and athletic—but, she struggled to maintain that pace. Injured chasing a suspect, she was left with two failing knees, and all before 40. "Even when standing here, my knee," explains Chapman with a wince, "it's almost like a burning sensation, it's like throbbing. It feels swollen, like I need to constantly move it around." When therapy failed to provide relief, she began considering other options. Knee replacement surgery would eventually need to be repeated. So her research eventually led her to Regenexx: a process that puts her own stem cells to work repairing the damage. "It's absolutely a revolution," says Venkatesh Movva, MD, at his Grapevine office. "We start the process of extracting stem cells from the bone marrow. We take it from the back of the hip… that's a big reservoir of stem cells," explains Dr. Movva. "Then we process them, concentrate them, and we re-inject those cells back into that cartilage, ligament, tendon, joint (whatever the point of injury), under x-ray guidance or ultrasound guidance." Regenexx avoids legal issues by using the patient's own stem cells that are neither store nor preserved, "So they can regenerate some of that cartilage, or tendon that's been torn or worn out," says Dr. Movva. #kneepain #regenexxprocedure #nonsurgicaltreatments #AvoidSurgery

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