An orthobiologic treatment, or as we call it, “Interventional Orthopedic and Orthobiologic Medicine,” is an innovative treatment option that uses a patient’s own healthy tissue cells as a source for medical treatments and therapies to other parts of the body. Primarily, these treatments are used for patients seeking relief from common orthopedic conditions, such as osteoarthritis in knees and other joints.

In the 2021 Report, data was voluntarily collected from 3,275 patients. The most commonly treated body parts were knees and shoulders, and the most common procedures used were PRP (64%) and Adipose (17%).