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Blind Prolotherapy: I Simply Cannot See It!

At the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, we are often asked to see patients who have undergone prior procedures with other physicians with no or limited success. These are second opinions. Many patients are interested in our groundbreaking work with cranial cervical junction (CCJ) instability (see video below). Regrettably, by the time they get to us, many of … Continued
lumbar disc course

CSC Physicians Taught At IOF’s Advanced Lumbar Disc Course

The Centeno-Schultz Clinic is committed to advancing the field of interventional orthopedics so that patients, families and communities can have safe, effective nonsurgical options for common orthopedic conditions. This is manifested in the following. Advanced Physician Training Physician fellowship program: This program is expanding from two to three full-time physician fellows in the summer of … Continued
Interventional Orthopedics

What Is Interventional Orthopedics?

Interventional orthopedics is a new medical specialty that utilizes the unlimited potential of platelets and stem cells that are injected under X-ray or ultrasound guidance to heal common orthopedic conditions. It acknowledges a thorough understanding of the anatomy, biomechanics, and approaches to successfully place a needle under guidance into a given structure. Watch this quick … Continued
Lumbar Disc Herniation

Lumbar Disc Herniation? Another Success Story with Epidural PRP

At the Centeno Schultz Clinic, we acknowledge that the pain associated with lumbar disc herniation can be debilitating. It may be that unrelenting sharp knife in the lower part of your back or the burning electrical stabbing pain that travels from your buttock down to your ankle. Let’s get to it then. Let’s talk about … Continued

Pain resolved with non-surgical treatments

TG is a 46 year old female.  She complained of pain in both her left and right buttocks.  Prior to coming to The Centeno-Schultz Clinic, she was on numerous medications and nine months of physical therapy.  Once at Centeno-Schultz Clinic, we tried IMS (Intramuscular Stimulation), epidurals, and prolotherapy in her sacroiliac joint.  Her outcome was … Continued