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Feb 11, 2021 31 min

012-Under The Surface

from Orthobiologics Podcast Hosted by Trevor Turner MD, RMSK

In this episode, our host Dr. Trevor Turner, RMSK interviews Dr. Eric Kozfay (https://michiganpain.com/team/eric-kozfkay-do/), an Interventional Pain specialist from western Michigan about how bone marrow derived stem cells can delay knee replacement for up to 15 years. In this episode, we discuss key concepts such as: what's the difference between injections into the bone and into the joint, and who should be treated with them? Are they safe? How common are complications, and how painful is it? How is this changing the way we treat knee osteoarthritis, and how is it changing our understanding of joint disease? What are future directions of the field? Have more questions? Check out our FB (https://www.facebook.com/TrevorTurnerMD/), IG (https://www.instagram.com/trevor_turnermd/) or book online: https://www.georgiaboneandjoint.org/book-appointment/.

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In this episode, our host Dr. Trevor Turner, RMSK interviews Dr. Eric Kozfay (https://michiganpain.com/team/eric-kozfkay-do/), an Interventional Pain specialist from western Michigan about how bone marrow derived stem cells can delay knee replacement for up to 15 years. In this episode, we discuss key concepts such as: what's the difference between injections into the bone and into the joint, and who should be treated with them? Are they safe? How common are complications, and how painful is...

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