Regenexx Patient Outcome Data
Regenexx is unique in that it maintains an active patient registry that continually prompts patients to update their progress or side effects post-procedure
Shoulder Outcomes
There are more than 7528 Regenexx shoulder patients being tracked in the Regenexx® Patient Registry. View data for function improvement, pain decrease, and overall improvement.
Shoulder Function Improvement After Regenexx Procedure
Prior to treatment, patients report being limited to an average of 67% of their optimal function. After receiving treatment, they report averages up to 88%. The functional questionnaire represented here is the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand (DASH).
All functional scores have been normalized to a scale of 0 – 100 for observation.
Data updated April 2, 2024.
Shoulder Pain Decrease After Regenexx Procedure
Prior to receiving treatment, patients report average pain of 4.1/10. One month after treatment, pain levels decrease to an average of 2.7/10, a decrease of 34%. The questionnaire used is the Numeric Pain Scale (NPS).
Data updated April 2, 2024.Overall Shoulder Improvement After Regenexx Procedure
Patients feel their joints are, on average, already 32% better after only 1-month, and continue to improve from there. The questionnaire used is the Single Assessment Numeric Evaluation (SANE).
Data updated April 2, 2024.
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