PICL Procedure Result
Pam, a moderate to severe craniocervical instability (CCI) patient, underwent four PICL procedures—and the results have been life-changing! After her fourth treatment, she was finally able to dance with her husband on New Year's Eve for the first time in years. She could hold her arms up, move freely, and enjoy the moment—something she never thought would be possible again.
This is her story of resilience and recovery with PICL for CCI.
Dr. Centeno is a leader in interventional orthobiologics and practices at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, the headquarters of the Regenexx network.
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Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Excitement After the Fourth PICL Procedure
00:06 - Dancing Again for the First Time in Years
00:17 - Regaining Mobility & Enjoying the Moment
00:35 - Fourth Time Strong: The Final Step to Recovery