Central Phoenix Surgical Center Adds Progenitor Cell Therapy

Tags: interventional pain management | pain management | Progenitor Cell Therapy

Central Phoenix Surgical Center has received approval from various regulatory bodies to add Progenitor Cell Therapy to its list of interventional pain services.

Progenitor Cell Proteins are used by orthopedic surgeons to stimulate bone repair post-surgery. Physicians at Central Phoenix Surgical Center take a minimally invasive approach to injecting the protein directly into the damaged joint to stimulate repair and start the regenerative process.

Progenitor cells are designed to repair damage of structures within articular joints and patients with degenerative conditions are good candidates for the therapy. The procedure is done in Central Phoenix Surgical Center's AAAHC accredited and Medicare-certified facility.

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