PRP and Regenerative Medicine for Pain
Windsor, Ontario
We provide evidence-based regenerative medicine treatments for patients experiencing chronic spine and musculoskeletal pain. Our clinic focuses on non-surgical biologic therapies such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), Exosome Therapy, and Orthobiologic Joint Injections designed to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes, restore function, and reduce pain.
We serve patients throughout Windsor, Tecumseh, LaSalle, Amherstburg, Essex County, and the greater Detroit–Windsor region.
Evidence Based PRP
Dr. Rosenblum was consulted to bring his techniques of Evidence Based Ultrasound Guided Interventional Pain & Regenerative Medicine to Windsor and various parts of Ontario. To learn more about his techniques, click here.
Patients in pain who wish to be evaluated for Platelet Rich Plasma & Biologics should call 844 622 7246.
Lower Back Pain
Alleviate chronic low back pain with Platelet Rich Plasma Injection to the Facet Joints, Sacroiliac Joints and Epidural Space.
Neck Pain
Alleviate neck and arm pain related to arthritis and pinched nerves with paravertebral facet and nerve root injections of PRP.
Knee Pain
PRP has been shown to be superior to steroids and gel shots for knee pain related to chronic arthritis.
Shoulder Pain
PRP has been shown to effective and safe in the treatment of subacromial bursitis, osteoarthritis, and rotator cuff tears.
Hip Pain
The evidence for Hip pain is not as strong as it is for other parts of the body, but PRP has helped many patients suffering from hip arthritis
Post Operative Pain
PRP, ablative therapies and nerve blocks have shown to be effective for a variety of post operative pain conditions.
Our Services
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Regenerative Medicine for Pain Patients
We offer targeted injections of Platelet Rich Plasma to trigger a larger healing response to enhance recovery of inflamed tissue.
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Continuing Medical Education for Clinicians
We proudly offer an array of live and virtual training opportunities for clinicians interested in learning PRP and Ultrasound Guided interventional pain techniques
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Pain Preceptorship Opportunity
Our word renown Pain Management Experts offer shadowing opportunities to gain real live practice experience with ultrasound guided PRP
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PRP in Windsor, Ontario
Watch how PRP “Changed my Life”
Learn how 2 of our patients suffering with Chronic Back and Knee Pain were helped with Ultrasound Guided PRP Injections performed by one of our Interventional Pain Specialists. We are accepting patients from Detroit and Windsor and the surround areas.
PRP for Low Back Pain and Sciatica
Patient: Jessica receiving treatment at the Windsor Pain Care Clinic for radicular pain in the leg and back pain related to a herniated disc sustained in March.
Affected areas: Lumbar spine, discs, SI Joint and facet joints
Prior interventions: Extensive pain management medications, chiropractic care, massage therapy, and physiotherapy.
Pre-treatment condition: Severe pain with antalgic posture (bent forward), significant muscle spasm, limited walking tolerance (≤100 meters), and consideration of a $30,000 back surgery due to functional impairment.
Treatment Administered
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injection guided by clinic physician utilizing ultrasound to guided PRP into the caudal epidural space, facet joints and sacroiliac joint.
Procedure completed two months prior to this update.
Intent: Non-surgical intervention targeting disc and facet-related pain to reduce inflammation and heal damaged tissue related to disc herniation and degeneration.
Outcomes and Current Status
Pain Relief:
Reported near-complete pain relief following PRP.
Analgesic use reduced to one Advil per day; residual muscle pain manageable with Tylenol.
Functional Recovery:
Resolution of antalgic posture; spine now straight (initial presentation mimicked scoliosis due to curvature).
Capacity to work 12-hour hospital shifts on feet without issues.
Restoration of normal daily life and ability to deliver adequate patient care.
Patient Recommendation
Strong endorsement of PRP therapy based on significant effectiveness in pain management and functional recovery.
Pain after Total Knee Replacement and Contralateral Osteoarthritis treated successfully with PRP
Tina provided consent for the video to be used and shared her recent health and mobility experience.
Status Update: PRP Treatment Outcomes
Treatment Context:
Received PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections in both knees after five years of extensive pain and swelling.
Prior mobility aids included walkers and canes due to limited ability to walk.
Post-Treatment Progress:
Within two weeks, able to walk stairs normally for the first time in six years.
Swelling has resolved.
Pain has reduced to a minimal level.
Recovery Notes:
The first three days post-procedure involved discomfort and icing, considered manageable and worthwhile.
Impact:
Reported a significant positive change in quality of life following treatment.
Decisions and Conclusions
PRP treatment was affirmed as highly effective for the participant’s knee condition, delivering rapid and substantial functional improvement.