News & Articles
Long-Term Outcomes of Regenerative Spine Care
Long-term outcomes of regenerative spine care: 83% success rate in tracked cohorts, durable pain reduction, preserved motion. Individual outcomes vary.
Managing Expectations After Annular Tear Repair
Managing expectations after annular tear repair: most patients see meaningful change over 3 to 6 months as the disc heals. Individual outcomes vary.
Who Benefits Most from Regenerative Spine Care
Patients who benefit most from regenerative spine care for DDD have discrete annular tears in viable discs and documented failure of conservative care.
Gulf War Syndrome and Back Pain: Veteran Guide
Gulf War veterans with chronic back pain can evaluate non-surgical disc-targeted treatment separately from systemic Gulf War illness.
Persistent Pain After Laminectomy: Fibrin Options
Patients with persistent pain after laminectomy commonly have an unrepaired annular tear. Intra-annular fibrin injection addresses the tear directly.
Failed Back Surgery Syndrome: Regenerative Options
FBSS occurs in roughly 40% of fusion patients. The fibrin procedure addresses unrepaired annular tears as the pain driver in many FBSS cases.
After Failed Lumbar Fusion: Regenerative Care
Pain after lumbar fusion commonly traces to adjacent-segment annular tears. The fibrin procedure addresses those tears without revising the fusion.
