Titlebook: Regenerative Medicine for Spine and Joint Pain; Grant Cooper,Joseph Herrera,Zachary Perlman Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020

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Regenerative Medicine for the Spine,ns in this complex anatomical network including the intravertebral discs, nerves, facet joints, sacroiliac joints, and the back muscles and ligaments. However, traditional treatments often fail to adequately control symptoms. The innovative field of regenerative medicine attempts to full this treatm

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Regenerative Medicine for the Shoulder,ead tasks as well as activities of daily living. Lack of consistent resolution of shoulder pathologies with current surgical and nonsurgical management has led to exploration of regenerative therapies to treat shoulder dysfunction. In this chapter, we review the most common musculoskeletal shoulder

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,Regenerative Medicine for Hand and Wrist?Pain,reatment for most of these conditions includes conservative nonsurgical options, but refractory cases may be referred for surgery. Regenerative medicine techniques present another nonsurgical treatment options for hand and wrist injuries refractory to conservative treatment. Although there is limite

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Regenerative Medicine for the Foot and Ankle,ing of the foot and/or ankle is compromised, it can significantly limit one’s ability to stand, walk, run, and participate in activities of daily living. The pathology of the foot and ankle is vast ranging from plantar fasciitis, Morton’s neuroma, to ankle osteoarthritis and various tendinopathies.

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Regenerative Medicine for the Spine,reat sacroiliac joint pain and ligament dysfunction. There is moderate evidence for platelet-rich plasma therapy for discogenic pain, facet joint pain, and sacroiliac joint pain. There is moderate evidence for hyaluronic acid therapy to treat facet joint pain. There is moderate evidence for the use