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Prolotherapy Research Prolotherapy Definition: Injection to stimulate healing of soft tissue. Types of Prolotherapy: Enthesofascial, myofascial and neurofascial (See recent talk for explanation) Site Administrator: K. Dean Reeves, M.D., AAPM&R, Clinical Associate Professor, University of Kansas. DeanReevesMD@gmail.com (913) 362 1600 |
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INTRODUCTORY READERS
INTRODUCTORY READERS
and one about Super Bowl athletes treated with platelet rich plasma, another method of prolotherapy (click on the picture of the football) Click here to return to the list of topics
A recent interview of Dr.
Reeves by a rheumatologist will also be useful to review for an
initial understanding of prolotherapy. To
read a written transcript click
on the microphone picture.
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General articles will be of easier reading , and can also be found at various web sites. A few examples are available by clicking the picture of a runner jogging. Click here to return to the list of topics
For brief introductions of some recent treatment variations and their evidence, or lack thereof, click on one of the following pictures.
PRP Stem cells Neurofascial Prolotherapy
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Web sites related to prolotherapy and related to finding a physician that does prolotherapy. (Click the chain link) Click here to return to the list of topics
EXPERIENCED READERS OR MEDICAL P ROFESSIONALSLatest research with periodic updates, covering all types of prolotherapy (Click the sprinter picture) (Click the sprinter picture) (Click the sprinter picture) Click here to return to the list of topics
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chapters or whole texts on prolotherapy are located by clicking on the textboook picture. Click Textbook chapters or whole texts on prolotherapy are located by clicking on the textboook picture. Click textbook picture. Click here to return to the list of topics
For a summary of our research click on the rugby picture Click here to return to the list of topics
ere help may be valuable. Click on the statue of David. Click here to return to the list of topics
DR . REEVES' PRACTICE INFORMATION
The
examination process we use is explained on a page opened by clicking on the
examination
picture here. This describes what we are looking for and
why.
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A description of how we treat patients with pain in our office is read by clicking on the picture of a patient being prepared.Click here to return to the list of topics
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