2020 Study: Adipose Injection Helped Mild-to-Moderate Shoulder OA

2020 Study: Adipose Injection Helped Mild-to-Moderate Shoulder OA

2020 study: a single adipose (fat) injection led to ~80–90% pain relief and strong functional gains in mild-to-moderate shoulder OA at 1 year.

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Evidence Summary: Adipose Therapy provides relief in partial thickness rotator cuff tears

Evidence Summary: Adipose Therapy Provides Durable Relief for Partial Rotator Cuff Tears Without Surgery

Evidence summary of adipose-based therapy for partial thickness rotator cuff tears: ~50% better function, up to 80% less pain, and 3-year durability.

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Infographic for Wrist OA

Wrist Osteoarthritis (OA) Evidence Summary: Adipose Therapy Shows Durable Relief

Multi-study evidence shows adipose therapy can cut wrist OA pain by over 50%, improve function and grip, with quick recovery and relief lasting over 1 year.

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Infographic on Heidari 2020 clinical trial for severe knee osteoarthritis (OA)

2020 Trial: Adipose Injection Helped Even in Severe Knee Osteoarthritis (OA)

A 2020 clinical study followed patients – most with advanced disease – after a single, ultrasound-guided injection prepared from their own fat or adipose tissue and reported meaningful improvements in pain, function, and quality of life over 12 months.

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Boric 2019 Trial for Knee Osteoarthritis

2019 Trial: Adipose Therapy Significantly Reduces Pain and Shows New Cartilage Signal in Knee Osteoarthritis (OA)

A 2019 clinical trial followed patients for two years after a single injection of adipose (fat) tissue and found MRI signals consistent with improved cartilage composition alongside dramatic reductions in pain.

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PRP vs Regenerative Matrix Therapy

PRP vs. Regenerative Matrix Therapy™: Understanding the Difference

Compare Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and Regenerative Matrix Therapy™. Learn how Regenerative Matrix Therapy™ treatment builds on PRP’s strengths with longer-lasting results to reverse joint degeneration.

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