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For those of you that are knowledgeable about regenerative med any conferences with attending?
Regenerative medicine conference worth attending this year?
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Agree, IOF & TOBI for big picture and fluro guided training. I would add if interested to learn fundamentals of regenerative medicine which is the foundation of orthobiologics, look into palpation guided prolotherapy training (they also teach ultrasound) through AAOM (American Academy of Orthopedic Medicine) or Hackett Hemwell in WI. In addition bone up on msk utrasound training at courses of your choice.
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I don’t have a crystal ball but I think this year the med spa and cash pay wellness sector is not going to do as well. Patients are going to spend their dollars on whatever insurance will cover or go for the cheapest option possible.
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Data presented at IPSIS Winter Syposium in Tempe last week: The data just keeps pouring in...
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And money poured in equals quality care, right?
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Patricia Zheng, MD
My research interest is in harnessing the power of emerging technologies to improve non-operative management of chronic spinal conditions. I have a background in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and have fellowship training in interventional spine care. My recent research projects have...
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Patricia Zheng, MD
My research interest is in harnessing the power of emerging technologies to improve non-operative management of chronic spinal conditions. I have a background in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and have fellowship training in interventional spine care. My recent research projects have...orthosurgery.ucsf.edu
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Would anyone who has attended the TOBI cadaver lab recommend it? I have no exposure to regen med in fellowship and the practice I am joining does it. I want to make sure I understand the practical application, indications, PRP collection, treatment algorithms, I care less about ultrasound skills and ultrasound technique as I have a lot of exposure to that and I can refresh from watching a youtube video.
It’s going to take more than a cadaver lab to understand all those things. IOF has courses on each individual thing you asked about. Or you can learn from one of the guys in your group.
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Thanks for the info. Would you say the TOBI cadaver lab is worth attending? They have no info on what is covered in the lab that I can find anywhere, its also much cheaper than IOF as a starting point.
If you're just starting out, any orthobiologic conference would be worth attending. I would imagine a TOBI cadaver lab would be fairly basic including PRP/BMAC/Lipo preparation. IOF is very good for region specific technical training mainly fluro guided, less about the collection/preparation.
I’ve never done a Tobi cadaver lab so I don’t know. I did a few IOF/Regenexx conferences awhile back in Colorado. Now they do them across the country every once in awhile, so hopefully close to you, and the basic courses aren’t crazy expensive.
