Platelet-rich plasma ‘fails to improve knee OA pain’
Patients would fare better with proven treatments, such as exercise and weight loss, finds Australian study.
Patients would fare better with proven treatments, such as exercise and weight loss, finds Australian study.
Researchers say their study is the first to characterise X-linked hypophosphataemia over the lifespan.
One in 10, however, express dissatisfaction with pain or function, the Australian registry study shows.
The single-arm trial of the investigational procedure in 40 patients is encouraging, researchers say.
Sydney researchers say their study is the first to compare a mix of treatments.
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