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How OrthoBiologics Works as ACL Injury Treatment

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Today, one in 3,000 people worldwide experience Phoenix ACL tears and knee injuries. Typically, they are most common to athletes and those who are active. The Anterior Cruciate Ligament, or ACL, is the ligament that connects the upper leg bone, or the femur, to the lower leg bone, the tibia. Its purpose is to stabilize the knee as it connects. Below is information about how OrthoBiologics therapy works as ACL injury treatment.

How Does OrthoBiologics Work?

OrthoBiologics therapy is not for every injury, but for ACL injuries, the results have been very successful. To find out if you would make a good candidate for this ACL injury treatment, schedule a consultation with the doctor to discuss the procedure and the results you want to obtain. He or she will take an x-ray and be able to determine immediately if your ACL tear would benefit from OrthoBiologics therapy. Adequate ligament or tissue must be available within the joint in order for the OrthoBiologics to reproduce the original substance.

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OrthoBiologics at Phoenix Regenerative Medicine in Phoenix, AZ is an incredibly effective alternative to surgery or knee replacements. If you would like more about Phoenix ACL injury treatment, contact our office today to schedule your consultation!

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