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The goal of every RIT treatment performed by Dr. Tallman is to restore the patient's anatomy to a normal, optimum state. As the joint anatomy is returned to "normal", pain and dysfunction diminish.
RIT is an effective medical procedure that should be considered before surgery.
Within our genetic code is a massive database of instructions for cells. These codes facilitate a programmed response when the cells are exposed to certain stimuli (fevers from bacteria, swelling from injuries, redness from burns). These responses are manipulated by RIT techniques, forcing the treated area to regenerate healthier, stronger tissue. RIT may also be used to stimulate cellular debridement of degenerated tissue. Natural ingredient cocktails are injected into areas for purpose of achieving and maximizing a healing response.
The procedure is a well-tolerated, minimal downtime (0-2 days), in-office technique. RIT includes prolotherapy (proliferative therapy) and / or mesotherapy (intradermal administration of medicine) techniques.
Candidates receive a treatment program specific to their condition, designed to address the cause and reverse the present symptoms.
RIT as performed by Dr. Tallman has been used to restore knees, hips, shoulders, wrists, ankles, spines, elbows, TMJ, hands and feet.
Images below are copyrighted, protected by federal HIPPA laws and may not be reproduced or downloaded. Actual films on file with Dr. Tallman.
This is an actual patient that was treated six times with RIT by Dr. Tallman. The x-rays were taken seven months apart.
Scan of the release report from a physical therapist that was co-treating a patient with Dr. Tallman. This patient initially presented with a MRI study that demonstrated a full-thickness supraspinatus (rotator cuff) tear. The patient underwent 4 RIT treatments.
Before visiting Dr. Tallman, he was unable enjoy golfing due to his shoulder pain. At two month follow-up after completing treatment, this patient reported that he had set a new nine-hole record at his golf course by scoring six birdies.
This patient was in constant pain for many years with spondylolisthesis. After two treatments of RIT, the patient reported that her pain had completely diminished. The x-rays were taken only three months apart.
Before
After
This patient was diagnosed with a large baseball-sized Baker's cyst behind the knee. The "after" film was taken 4 months after the 8th treatment of RIT. He is now enjoying being pain-free.
Before
After
This young patient was involved in an automobile accident. The "A fter" film was taken 4 months after his 3rd RIT treatment.
Before (T1 and T2 Images)
After (T1 and T2 Images)
This patient presented with partial-thickness tears of the supraspinatus tendon and full-thickness tears of the infraspinatus tendon. The "After" MRI was taken six months after the "Before". The patient has returned to competetive cycling.
Above images are copyrighted, protected by federal HIPPA laws and may not be reproduced or downloaded. Actual films on file with Dr. Tallman.
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