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Regenerative Medicine and Procedure Options in Tulsa

Explore the musculoskeletal procedures available through Vitality. If you have a question about an option, send it to our team and we will follow up with more information.

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Procedure options

Explore our procedure options.

Each option is considered individually based on your symptoms, goals, and clinical needs.

Using your body’s own platelets

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP concentrates platelets from a small sample of your own blood and places them at a targeted area. It is commonly considered for selected joint and tendon concerns, including knee osteoarthritis and persistent tendon pain.

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Creating space around an irritated nerve

Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Hydrodissection

Using ultrasound guidance, fluid is placed around a specific nerve to separate it from nearby tissue and reduce irritation or restriction. It may be considered for selected nerve-entrapment concerns, including carpal tunnel symptoms.

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Supporting a targeted healing response

Dextrose Prolotherapy

Dextrose prolotherapy places a dextrose solution in or around a specifically identified painful structure. It may be considered for selected chronic tendon, ligament, or fascia concerns when rehabilitation alone has not been enough.

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Using your own adipose tissue

Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT)

MFAT uses a small amount of your own fat tissue, which is collected, gently processed, and placed at a targeted area. It may be discussed for selected people with knee osteoarthritis who are looking at options beyond standard conservative care.

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Calming overactive sympathetic nerve signals

Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)

A stellate ganglion block places local anesthetic near sympathetic nerves in the lower neck. It may be considered for selected conditions involving sympathetically maintained pain, including some complex regional pain patterns.

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