The study aims to determine the safety and efficacy of IDCT — a homologous and allogenic cell therapy — in the treatment of mild to moderate degenerative disc disease.
Patients were treated at The Smart Clinic in Draper, Utah, which is managed by Physicians’ Research Options.
“Developing IDCT has been a true labor of love for the team here in Salt Lake,” said Flagg Flanagan, CEO and chairman of the board of directors for DiscGenics. “We have the potential to not only make a significant impact on the health and wellness of our neighbors suffering from chronic low back pain, but to also play a small role in combating the opioid crisis in our own backyard.”
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