14^th International Conference on
Rheumatology and Arthroplasty

Biography:

Specialist Physician in Physical Medicine, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation. · Born in Mosul/Iraq1955 . Elementary & Secondary school there 1974. · M.B.Ch.B.in 1980 from College of Medicine / University of Mosul . M.Sc.in Physical Medicine, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation in 1989 from Faculty of Medicine Ain Shams University, Cairo Egypt. · FRCP/Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons /Glasgow August 30th 2019 · He worked in Ibnalkuff Spinal Cord Injuries Rehabilitation Hospital /Baghdad 1984-2005 · (At first HO, SHO, Specialist, Consultant, and Head of Rehab.Dept. Director General 2003-2005. · Supervised Postgraduate Med.Rehab.Training Program 1991-2005(College of Medicine /University of Baghdad). · Patent On An Invention 1998 (Trans Rectal Electro Ejaculator) · Participated in a lot of Local, Regional, Pan Arabs & International Conferences (Speaker, Chairman, attendance) &Published a lot of papers in peer Int. Medical journals. · In 2005 he left Iraq to UAE where he worked as CEO , Chairperson of JCI Accreditation, & Specialist Physician in Physical Medicine Rheumatology & Rehabilitation(October 2005-October 2019) Currently · Working in Prime Hospital /Dubai as part time. · In addition have own Private Clinic (Rheumatology, Medical Rehabilitation & Physiotherapy Clinic in Al-Moosa Clinics & Day Surgery Medical Center /Dubai UAE.

Abstract:

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is one of many new developments within the expanding field of regenerative medicine. Specialists in areas such as orthopedics, sport medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and rheumatology have been exploring the benefits of this novel therapy. The use of orthobiologics such as PRP continues to advance as patients seek nonsurgical approaches to acute and chronic musculoskeletal injury and disease. Advancements in this novel bioactive therapy have occurred during the past 2 decades. Recently, the body of literature has grown and we are learning a great deal about the potential for this regenerative therapy. Applications in physiatry, orthopedics, and sports medicine are currently being developed, and regenerative biomedicine is rapidly becoming an exciting and promising treatment option in musculoskeletal medicine. However, much remains to be learned in this emerging field. In this article we will focus on PRP, a bioactive regenerative therapy that has garnered significant attention in recent years. Human clinical trials are emerging that demonstrate the promise of this innovative therapy, which likely will play a major role in shaping the landscape of sports medicine.