Erick A. Grana, M.D., Author at Regenerative Medicine Now

Dr. Grana is a physiatrist and pain management specialist with extensive clinical experience. After earning his Doctor of Medicine degree (M.D.) and completing a residence program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dr. Grana completed a fellowship training at the university of Washington. Dr. Grana’s background includes academic medicine, as past assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. He also has worked as attending physician at the V.A. Hospital in Houston. He moved to Tampa, Florida 20 years ago and started a successful pain management practice.

Professional Education:
Medical School: University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine
Internship: Hospital of the University of Puerto Rico
Residency: Hospital of the University of Puerto Rico
Fellowship: University of Washington – University Hospital

Dr Grana has performed more than 10,000 joint and tendon injections, and more than 15,000 spinal procedures. He is also an expert in the use of ultrasound for the diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions and for guidance of injections.

Dr Grana has special interest in the area of regenerative medicine with more a decade of experience in prolotherapy, as well as several years of experience with platelet rich plasma and stem cell therapies. Dr. Grana’s extensive experience and unique set of skills set him apart as one of the premier practitioners of regenerative medicine in the country.

Understanding Joint Pain and Its Impact On Your Life

Apr 11, 2017 Erick A. Grana, M.D. Posted in Joint Pain

Joint pain may be a common diagnosis, but it can wreak havoc on your life and prevent you from enjoying the activities that you once took for granted. It’s important not just to understand why you are experiencing joint pain, but also to educate yourself about the newest and most advanced joint pain treatments available. [Read More]

What Does the Future Hold For Those With Knee Pain?

Mar 08, 2017 Erick A. Grana, M.D. Posted in Knee Pain, Stem Cell Therapy

Arthritis is one of the most common health conditions facing Americans today, with nearly 51 million people around the country coping with some form of the painful joint disease. For many years, the main goal of arthritis treatment and management was simply to control pain and minimize joint pain as much as possible to give [Read More]