Current Research Projects
OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH
Prolotherapy is a research-based field of medicine. A variety of completed studies are available here.
For a full list of current research opportunities or to discuss possible research options, please contact Dr. Reeves.
The following listing of research (in process and in preparation) gives a flavor of what type of low-cost (but high-impact) research options are available.
RESEARCH IN PREPARATION (Co-Designed/Facilitated by Dr. Reeves)
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Temporomandibular (jaw) dysfunction study (Invermere, B.C., Canada). Primary investigator: Dr. Francois Louw.
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Temporomandibular (jaw) dysfunction study (Hong Kong, China). Primary investigator: Dr. Stranley K.H. Lam.
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ACL Tear Study (Rosario, Argentina). Primary Investigator: Dr. Ezequiel Mailand.
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Superior Cluneal low back pain treatment study (California). Primary investigator: Dr. Howard Rosen.
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Osgood Schlatter disease treatment with dextrose lotion (Los Angeles). Primary investigator: Dr. Linh Vuong.
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Osgood Schlatter disease treatment with dextrose lotion (Aguas Calientes, Mexico). Primary investigator: Dr. Leticia Silva.
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Atypical facial pain/trigeminal neuralgia (Ferrara, Italy). Primary investigator: Dr. Stephen Cavallino.
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Morton’s neuroma (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Primary investigator: Dr. Patricia Gomez.
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Injection of mannitol in the caudal epidural space for back & leg pain (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Primary investigator: Dr. Liza Smigel.
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS (Co-Designed/Facilitated by Dr. Reeves)
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Effect of dextrose injection on knee cartilage (Rosario, Argentina). Primary investigator: Dr Gaston Topol.
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Temporomandibular (jaw) dysfunction study (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Primary investigators: Drs. Miguel Zarate and Ricardo Frusso.
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Injection of dextrose in the caudal epidural space: An alternative to steroid epidural (Hilo, Hawaii). Primary investigator: Dr. Liza Smigel.
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Inexpensive preparation of platelet rich plasma (Beaver, Oregon). Primary investigator: Dr. Noel Peterson.
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Treatment of rotator cuff dysfunction (Vancouver, B.C., Canada). Primary investigator: Helene Bertrand.