What Is Spinal Cord Stimulation?
Discover How This Game-Changing Therapy Transforms Chronic Pain Management!
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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections can help cure rotator cuff injuries, ligament, muscle and tendon tears in ANY Joint Injury!
As of May, 2012, analysis of our charts at Performance Spine & Sports Medicine (PS&SM) reveals that 90% of our patients with rotator cuff tears that cause shoulder pain can be cured by PRP and Rehab WITHOUT SURGERY! Most patients accomplished this within 1 – 3 injections!
There is confusion about how long it may take to heal after the injection so I prepared this movie to demonstrate what we do here at PS&SM that can maximize patient outcomes
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