What is Ortho Biologics?
Dr. Kelly Cunningham of Austin Ortho and Biologics located in Austin, Texas, USA discusses what Ortho Biologics is.
Nov 5th, 2018
Dr. Kelly Cunningham of Austin Ortho and Biologics located in Austin, Texas, USA discusses what Ortho Biologics is.
Dr. Cunningham was invited to attend O.A.S.I. with Dr. Alberto Gobbi, with the goal of obtaining up-to-date knowledge and experience with PRP/Stem cell therapy in Europe.
Learn a little bit more about the person behind the white coat. Located in Austin, Texas, Dr. Cunningham is a regenerative sports medicine orthopedic specialist at Austin Ortho Biologics.
Dr. Kelly Cunningham of Austin Ortho Biologics located in Austin Texas has been selected as the Arthritis Foundation’s Medical Honoree for their upcoming Jingle Bell Run.
Innovations in Sports Medicine & Joint Care Learn how PRP and Stem Cell Therapy helps joint pain at our Event on October 10th & 17th!! We are excited to announce that we will be hosting two evenings to discuss PRP and Stem Cell Therapy. You will lea
Dr. Kelly Cunningham from Austin, Texas and owner of Austin OrthoBiologics, is a regenerative sports medicine and orthopedic surgery specialist. Here, we will discuss how stem cell therapy can prolong a patients need of surgery.
Austin, Texas Orthopedic and Regenerative Sports Medicine Specialist discusses a case of a Rotator Cuff Injury
Dr. Kelly Cunningham, Orthopedic and Regenerative Sports Medicine Specialist does case review of an ACL tear in Austin, Texas
Overview of Dr. Kelly Cunningham's first Clinical trial Hylofast study patient story
Ten epic experiences to do in and around Central Texas-Dr. Cunningham
Dr. Kelly Cunningham attending the most recent conference of TOBI - The Orthobiologic Institute
Intra-articular Injection of Mesenchymal Stem Cells for the Treatment of Osteoarthritis of the Knee: A 2-Year Follow-up Study.
To perform a systematic review on the outcomes of bone marrow aspirate concentrate for the treatment of chondral defects and osteoarthritis of the knee.
Austin researcher tests potential answer to injury-related knee cartilage damage
