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Dr. Ice

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Had a patient ask me about this..

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Dr. Ice is KOL!!!
Lol..umm no..a transplant from Georgia told me his former pain doc wanted to do this for him before he left. He asked what I thought of it. Never heard of it before this
 

And Doug Bealle is posting on the LAST study. They deny COI, but check out those names on the publication as well as the funding. Company controls the manuscript.
 
Lol..umm no..a transplant from Georgia told me his former pain doc wanted to do this for him before he left. He asked what I thought of it. Never heard of it before this
Where in GA? I know one of these authors.
 
AE and SAE profile:

"In the allograft group, there were 66 total events (29.8% of 141 patients) compared
to 5 total events (13.2% of 38 patients) in the saline group. There was one total event in the NSM group (2.6% of 39 patients)"

"The allograft group had a total of 11 SAEs (3.5% of 141 patients) while there were no serious events in the saline or NSM groups, and one event (2.6% of patients) in the crossover group (P = 0.832) (Table 2). Of the 11 SAEs in the allograft group, 6 were considered possibly related to treatment and/or procedure, including pain, back
pain, bacteremia, and osteomyelitis."

Not sure if operator dependent but gives me pause.
 
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