Louisiana Orthopedic Surgeon Publishes and Presents Regenerative Research on Osteoarthritis
Darr, MD ‘s research article “Clinical use of autologous micro-fragmented fat progressively restores pain and function in shoulder osteoarthritis” has been published in the latest issue of the international Regenerative Medicine Journal.
This article outlined the efficacy of using a patient’s own cells to decrease inflammation and improve function of the shoulder.
Dr. Darr is available for in person interview or Zoom session to discuss the many advances in Regenerative Medicine. His background as an Orthopedic surgeon gives him a unique perspective of Regenerative therapies.
For more information on the treatment options, please visit www.drkevindarr.com
BACKGROUND:
Dr. Darr is a native New Orleanian with offices in both Covington and Metairie. He attended LSU Medical School with a fellowship at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, MA where he was associated with the Boston Celtics. Dr. Darr is board certified in Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine and Regenerative Medicine. Dr. Darr has completed over 1,500 regenerative procedures and has conducted 10 IRB approved studies on its efficacy. Dr. Darr prides himself on determining what regenerative procedures are the most evidence based and provides a uniquely designed treatment plan to each patient.
Dr. Kevin Darr is a respected Lecturer on Orthopedics and Regenerative Therapies. During the pandemic, Dr. Darr was able to have his research published in Regenerative Medicine an internationally viewed journal. On June 12, 2020 Dr. Darr presented his findings on “Effective Clinical Modulation of Knee Osteoarthritis Symptoms through Combined Cellular Therapy (Lipoaspirate, BMC and PRP)” at The OrthoBiologic Institute (TOBI) annual meeting.
