axial skeleton

But we're also going to talk about ways that practitioners can further their own their own benefit and information on that with a meeting that's coming up in the future.

So we're focusing on the axial skeleton.

And joining me here is Dr.

Mark Revenaugh, president of IGNITE and a veterinarian who's spent a lot of his career treating upper level performance horses with and without orthobiologics.

Well, I have been threatening to get Mark on the program here for a while now, and we've finally gotten that accomplished.

And I know you and I have had many discussions about this.

And, you know, I preface with an obvious thing here, which is it's not, okay, what do we do with these orthobiologics we have and what can we inject and how do we do that? But when do we want to do it? And there's, you know, if we're talking about the axial skeleton, there's lots of options and treatments and things we can do.

And not all of them obviously involve either orthobiologics or regenerative therapies.