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Treating Pain with PRP and Stem Cell Therapy

Pain.

It gnaws at you. It drains you. It becomes the focus of your life.

Experiencing a few pain-free moments can be euphoric; it makes you realize how long you’ve been living with aches and pain. You might wonder how you can find a solution to relieve the pain and regain your freedom from discomfort.

Dr. Ronak Patel at Regenerative Spine and Pain Institute wants you to know there are two new revolutionary answers to pain relief.

Both platelet-rich therapy — otherwise known as PRP — and stem cell therapy give patients new hope by using the body’s powerful healing power to accelerate the battle against pain. Dr. Patel has seen incredible success implementing these cuttingedge treatments on hundreds of patients suffering from pain-related issues.

So if you are suffering from any of the ailments below, there’s a lifeline.

• Osteoarthritis

• Rotator cuff tear

• Back pain

• Meniscus tears

• Tennis elbow

• Disc herniations

• Tendonitis

• Neck pain

Here’s the best news: Neither PRP or stem cell therapy involves drug use with side effects or any surgical procedures.

Both PRP and stem cell treatments use the body’s own healing resources to repair diseased or damaged tissue — and the results are quite remarkable.

PRP therapy involves injecting concentrated platelets and growth factors into damaged tissue to stimulate the faster growth of new healthy cells. Platelets are cells that prevent and stop bleeding. If a blood vessel is damaged, the body sends signals to our platelets to get on the job and start the healing. Some call platelets the body’s natural bandage.

So how does PRP therapy work? It’s basically drawing a one small vial of blood from the patient and then using a centrifuge to turn it into a potent and concentrated form of platelets. It is then injected back into the patient. Think of it as a boost of your own blood — only superpowered.

Recovery time for PRP therapy is far shorter than for surgery. Patients usually experience soreness for a week or so, but the gradual improvement soon begins. Unlike a steroid shot, which gives you immediate relief and quickly wears off, a PRP patient will see pain symptoms improve over a period of months, and up to 80 percent of patients will see relief for up to two years.

Stem cell therapy can be an even more powerful way to harness the body’s healing power. Stem cells are the building blocks for every cell in our body. These powerful cells can be harvested to produce powerful new cells to fight inflammation and disease.

For those suffering from osteoarthritis, stem cell therapy has proven very effective. That’s because the stem cells may help develop new cartilage cells and suppress inflammation. Stem cells can be harvested through a sample of body fat or bone marrow or be harvested from donated umbilical cord tissue.

And yes, you can even augment PRP therapy with stem cell therapy for an even bigger boost!

Stop wondering if you’ll have to live with your pain forever. Contact Regenerative Spine and Pain Institute today at 609-269-4451 or go to www.njpaindoc.com to book an an appointment and learn more. See ad, page 3

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MORRISON, continued from page 4 date, is as follows:

• PUL’s “They’ve Got Game: The Children’s Books of Toni & Slade Morrison,” Cotsen Children’s Library, with additional family programming to come, February 22 to June 4.

• Princeton University Art Museum’s “Cycle of Creativity: Alison Saar and the Toni Morrison Papers,” Art @ Bainbridge, February 25 to July 9.

• “Sites of Memory: Practice, Performance, Perception” symposium, March 23 to 25.

• McCarter Theatre’s commissions from performance artists Daniel Alexander Jones and Mame Diarra Samantha Speis, March 24 and 25, 8 p.m.

• Princeton University Concerts’ commission from Cécile McLorin Salvant, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall, April 12.

• Toni Morrison spring 2023 lecture series with scholar Farrah Jasmine Griffith, a friend of Morrison.

• Future undergraduate courses centered on the author’s work.

Womack added in the PUL release that “in imagining this initiative — from exhibition to symposium to partner projects — I wanted to show the importance of the archive to understanding Morrison’s work and practice. But I also wanted to show how this archive in particular is a site that opens up new lines of inquiry and inspires new kinds of collaboration.”

Library materials continue that in Saar’s “Cycle of Creativity,” the mixed-media artist “pairs writings and other notes from the writer’s archive with sculptures, prints, and textiles by Saar to explore their joint dedication to voicing the spiritual practices, artistic techniques, and historical truths of the many cultures that inform Black American experience.”

According to the description on the Art@Bainbridge website, Saar has identified three themes that she shares with Morrison, “musicality, labor, and ancestry,” as common threads to weave into her productions.

Jones and Speis, through their own reflections on Morrison’s influence, will communicate how her work can be translated “beyond the field of literature” for McCarter Theatre. Tickets for their two shows will go on sale sometime in February.

Salvant is a MacArthur Fellow and three-time Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist whose two shows, the first of which is already sold out as of press time, feature the composer and singer’s vocals with Sullivan Fortner on piano.

The three-day symposium is funded through a grant from the Humanities Council Magic Project and organized by Womack and Kinohi Nishikawa, an associate professor of English and African American Studies. Throughout the program, more than 30 scholars, writers, and artists will explore the archive together with the hope of engaging in nuanced, intellectual discussions about the significance and applications of Morrison’s creative practices.

This way, the symposium website states, the programming “emphasizes how the Morrison Papers [are] very much a living archive — a site of collaboration, innovation, and experimentation.”

PUL’s exhibition of English literature, “In the Company of Good Books: Shakespeare to Morrison,” features four centuries of content and is expected to open in the fall. Morrison’s “previously unseen work” will be keeping Shakespeare’s first folio company.

The combination is fitting because while Morrison’s first play, “Dreaming Emmett,” is about the 1955 murder of Black teenager Emmett Till by two white men in the Jim Crow-era South, her second, “Desdemona,” is a musical reimagination of Shakespeare’s tragedy “Othello” from the perspective of the character’s ill-fated and oftforgotten wife.

Besides her ongoing appreciation at Princeton events, Morrison will be featured in a commemorative stamp by the United States Postal Service. She has already left an international imprint, opening dialogues through her characterizations that celebrate Black life in America, especially the experiences of women, and by sharing her perspectives in her writings and with the world.

Of the published lines that would become bound in books, each of them inflected with captivating wisdom, there is a likely origin lurking somewhere in Morrison’s papers. Upon their emergence from the margins at the end of February, the words of Toni Morrison will go on display in a comprehensive collection about the author, whose influence has undeniably shaped Princeton. More information: library.princeton.edu.

The archive includes first editions of Morrison’s novels, photographed at left by Don Skemer of the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections. Above, ‘The Bluest Eye’ handwritten manuscript page and other Morrison papers that are part of the Special Collections at Princeton University Library.

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Princeton High School Emerging Artist Showcase 2023, Gourgaud Gallery, 23A North Main Street, Cranbury. www.cranburyartscouncil.org. First day for exhibition featuring recent artwork from the upper-level studio courses from Princeton High School: 2D II, 2D III, 3D II, 3D III, Art of Craft and Studio IV. These emerging artists are beginning to explore advanced conceptual notions of design, identity, place, and more using a variety of media, including printmaking, painting, drawing, ceramics, and sculpture. On view through February 26. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Washitales, Hurley Gallery, Lewis Arts Complex, Princeton University. arts.princeton.edu.

“Washitales” presents the work of renowned visual artist Kyoko Ibe in conjunction with the Lewis Center’s theatrical presentation of “Felon: An American Washi Tale” by Reginald Dwayne Betts. On view through March 5. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Between Two Knees, McCarter Theater, 91 University Place, 609-258-2787. www.mc-