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The knee's meniscus is one of the hardest working parts of the body. This c-shaped pad of cartilage acts as a shock absorber and tearing this tissue is one of the most common knee injuries. Arthroscopic surgery is often used to repair meniscal tears but is not always effective. Dr. Scott Greenberg has developed regenerative treatments to improve outcomes for patients who get worse after surgery.

Dr. Greenberg recognizes that no surgery is 100% effective and can exacerbate levels of joint discomfort for patients. Leveraging prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and stem cell, Dr. Greenberg has been able to restore pain-free function to the knee and help patients who had an ineffective surgery get back to a normal life.

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A world-renowned integrative and regenerative physician, Scott Greenberg, MD performs approximately 4,000 procedures each year and has treated many star/MVP athletes from teams. Dr. Greenberg is a pioneering leader in developing non-surgical regenerative therapies, such as prolotherapy, PRP and stem cell, and has had great success in treating patients from around the world with a wide variety of problems.

Dr. Greenberg serves as the chair of the Institutional Review Board of the American Association of Stem Cell Physicians and is a founding board member. He is also a consulting physician for DSM, a leader in regenerative biological medicine, and was a member of the first team to publish a case study to repair a meniscus tear using autologous stem cell therapy. Dr. Greenberg also has the distinction to be selected and accredited as Director of the Regenerative Medicine team at the Dee Adams Center for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine at the Bryn Mawr Hospital.