Short YouTube video clip (Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter with David) discussing treatments for spinal arthritis. The doctor confirms that PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and bone marrow aspirate treatments exist for the spine, notes they are less commonly performed, and recommends partner practices—specifically praising a Scottsdale, Arizona spine practice and naming Ash Boyle as an expert in orthobiologics.
There are treatments. There are PRP and bone marrow aspirate treatments for the spine.
Now, I got a question for you. It has nothing to do with me. It actually has to do with my wife. I know that she went and cleaned out a lot of arthritis. And, you know, her arthritis is spinal. Why is arthritis in the spine not being able to be treated like arthritis in the other areas of the body?
So this is an excellent question from David. And there are treatments. There are PRP and bone marrow aspirate treatments for the spine. They're not commonly done in this area, but we do have partner practices that we work with. Typically, patients would have to travel. My favorite is actually a practice in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is just an amazing spine practice. Ash Boyle is a world expert in orthobiologics, treatments of the spine.
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