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Spine

  1. •    Sacroiliac joint

  2. •    Iliolumbar ligaments

  3. •    Facet joints

  4. •    Interspinous ligaments


Shoulders

  1. •    Rotator cuff--partial tears

  2. •    Biceps tendinosis

  3. •    Chronic glenohumeral ligament sprains

  4. •    Acromio-clavicular joint dysfunction & pain

  5. •    Levator scapulae tendinosis


Elbows

  1. •    Epicondylitis--medial and lateral

        (tennis elbow and golfer's elbow)

  1. •    Ulnar collateral ligament injury

  2. •    Distal biceps tendon partial tear


Wrist & Hand

  1. •    Chronic thumb sprain

  2. •    Joint arthritis

Hip/Pelvis/SI joints

  1. •    Piriformis syndrome

  2. •    Greater trochanteric bursitis

  3. •    Sacroiliac joint dysfunction

  4. •    Hamstring strain

  5. •    Ischial tuberosity bursitis

  6. •    Hip joint arthritis

  7. •    Osteonecrosis of the femoral head

  8. •    Symphysis pubis pain


Knee

  1. •    Patellar tendonitis/tendinosis

  2. •    Osgood-Schlatter's disease

  3. •    Quadraceps strain or partial tear

  4. •    Degenerative arthritis

  5. •    Rheumatoid arthritis

  6. •    Chondromalacia patella


Ankle & Foot

  1. •    Chronic ligament strains

  2. •    Chronic Achilles tendinosis

  3. •    Chronic partial tendon tear

  4. •    Plantar fascitis

**Please note that these conditions represent the vast majority of conditions which we can treat with either PRP injections or a combination of both PRP injection and stem cell injections. The method of treating the condition depends upon the severity of the condition, age of the patient, and other factors. In general, when treating tendonitis, a PRP injection is usually sufficient. The more severe conditions such as significant joint arthritis may need an addition to PRP injections—such as an injection of bone marrow stem cells. For more moderate joint arthritis, rotator cuff tears, meniscus injuries, and other tendon tears and injuries, a combination of PRP injections, or stem cell injections may be needed.