Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Research
A growing body of evidence suggests that platelet rich plasma therapy is an often effective, even if not fully standardized, treatment for various musculoskeletal injuries and associated pain. Reviewing real testimonials from real clients is an essential place to start when deciding to move forward. but having access to platelet rich plasma therapy research exponentially bolsters confidence. Below are links to recently published studies for your reference. Bookmark this page and return often for updates.
PRP for Ruptured Bicep Tendon Treatment
A ruptured bicep tendon is a tear of the tendon that connects the bicep muscle to the shoulder or elbow bone. This injury often occurs
Injured Rotator Cuff Surfing?
Do you experience pain, discomfort, and/or a weird clicking sensation when paddling out at your local lineup? Whether an injury was sustained during a previous
Research on PRP treatment for Large Joint Osteoarthritis
National Institutes of Health (April, 2025) A study of osteoarthritis patients treated with PRP injections observed favorable outcomes lasting for at least 1-year. Further, repeated
Research on PRP Therapy for Rotator Cuff Injuries
National Institutes of Health (September, 2024) Research consolidating key clinical trials, methodologies, efficacy outcomes, and safety considerations discovered that PRP therapy continues to deliver promising
Research on PRP Treatment for ACL Injuries in Athletes
National Institutes of Health (January, 2024) A study was conducted on athletes of an average age of 32.7 years, who had sustained ACL injuries and