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K. Dean Reeves, M.D. Clinical Associate Professor Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Emphasis on Research in Use of Prolotherapy (Also called Regenerative Injection Therapy) ReevesOffice @ gmail.com Office Email DeanReevesMD @ gmail.com Personal email
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Principles of Prolotherapy Brochure 2008.pdf
To Patients: If you want to visualize the basic techniques in regenerative injection therapy, the textbook to the left is a reasonable place to look. The reference is Reeves KD Prolotherapy: Basic Science, Clinical Studies, and Technique. In Lennard TA(Ed). Pain Procedures in Clinical Practice. (2nd Ed.) Philadelphia; Hanley and Belfus;2000:172-190. This is rather technical so be sure you read the biomechanics article first and do keep in mind that the injections you see are performed under conscious sedation so are very well tolerated. If you do not like the sight of needles at all, it may be best not to review this chapter. ProloChap2000.pdf
For Physicians: The 2007 text by Waldman is a better resouce for methods in prolotherapy. Please email me if you want a pdf of that illustrated chapter. I will be glad to send it to you but did not consider it appropriate to include it on this site.
Best regards, Dr. Reeves |
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To contact us: General questions --> reevesoffice@gmail.com
Billing related questions --> reevesbilling@gmail.com
Research related questions --> DeanReevesMD@gmail.com
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A book length publication on methods of prolotherapy was just published in late
2008 by three very capable and talented physicians. For more information
on how to get that book, click here to view the brochure. 
Another chapter was released in a 2007 two volume pain management
text. We expect this text to be in common use and the reference is Reeves
KD. Prolotherapy:Regenerative Injection Therapy. In: Waldman SD (ed):
Pain Management. Philadelphia; Saunders (Elsevier); 2007; pg 1106-1127 pictures are a bit too graphic for me to put on this web
site for the general public with children that may click unawares.
However, if you click on