Orthobiologic Injections
The broad field of injectable therapies focuses on stimulating healing in injured tissue and recruiting the body's self-repair cells.
About This Research Area
Orthobiologic injections offer a powerful non-operative approach to joint injuries. SRF is leading a head-to-head study to determine which of these therapies offers the most effective and lasting relief from joint pain and inflammation.
Research Currently Underway
Our research program is actively investigating new biologic solutions for joint restoration.
Areas of Investigation
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Concentrated growth factors from the patient’s own blood to accelerate tissue repair.
Sources Mesenchymal Stromal Cells (MSCs)
MSCs are quasi-stem cells that are naturally found in the bone marrow and adipose tissue (fat tissue).
Current Research Projects
Research projects in this area are currently in progress. Check back for updates.
Patient Stories
Patient outcomes and stories related to injection therapies.
Education
Educational resources about injection therapies and regenerative medicine.
Published Research
Published findings will be added to this library as studies are completed.
Support This Research
Help us develop new biologic solutions for people who want to stay active after injury or arthritis.