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Non-Surgical Treatment for Knee & Joint Pain in Bhopal: PRP Treatment & Ligament Injections
Joint pain — whether from a ligament injury, osteoarthritis, or sports trauma — does not always require surgery. Today, advanced non-surgical regenerative treatments such as Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy and Ligament Injection therapy (Prolotherapy) offer patients in Bhopal and across India a powerful, evidence-based alternative to the operating table.
Dr. S.K. Gupta, Senior Orthopaedic and Knee & Shoulder Surgeon at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, is one of India’s most trusted specialists offering these regenerative non-surgical therapies. With over 21 years of experience and 12,000+ surgeries, Dr. Gupta evaluates each patient holistically — recommending surgery only when truly necessary, and offering PRP and ligament injection treatment when the condition can be managed without an operation.
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Quick Answer – What Is PRP & Ligament Injection Therapy?
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy is a non-surgical procedure where growth factors from the patient’s own blood are concentrated and injected into a damaged joint or ligament to stimulate natural healing and reduce pain.
Ligament Injection Therapy (Prolotherapy) involves injecting a therapeutic solution (typically dextrose) into injured or lax ligaments to trigger collagen regeneration and restore joint stability — without surgery.
Both treatments are performed at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, under the expert care of Dr. SK Gupta.
1. What Is PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Therapy?
Direct Answer
PRP therapy is a regenerative, non-surgical treatment that uses concentrated growth factors from a patient’s own blood to repair damaged joints, ligaments, and tendons. The procedure takes approximately 60 minutes, requires no general anaesthesia, and helps the body heal itself naturally.
Blood is composed of red blood cells, white blood cells, and plasma. Plasma contains platelets — tiny cells packed with growth factors that are essential for tissue repair. In PRP therapy, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient, spun in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets, and then injected directly into the injured or painful area.
The concentrated growth factors in PRP — including PDGF (Platelet-Derived Growth Factor), TGF-beta, VEGF, EGF, and IGF — stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and promote the regeneration of cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. The result is genuine biological healing, not just temporary pain relief.
How PRP Differs from Steroid Injections
PRP Therapy | Steroid (Cortisone) Injection |
Uses patient’s own blood — zero risk of rejection | Uses synthetic anti-inflammatory drug |
Promotes actual tissue healing and regeneration | Provides temporary symptom relief only |
Effects can last 12–24 months or longer | Effects typically last 3–6 months |
No risk of cartilage damage with repeated use | Repeated use may weaken cartilage and tendons |
Biologically active — stimulates growth factors | Suppresses inflammation without healing tissue |
2. What Are Ligament Injections (Prolotherapy)?
Direct Answer
Ligament injection therapy, also known as prolotherapy, is a non-surgical treatment in which a therapeutic solution (commonly dextrose or glucose) is injected at the ligament-to-bone junction. This triggers a controlled, localised healing response that stimulates collagen production, tightens lax ligaments, and restores joint stability — without the need for surgery.
Ligaments are dense connective tissue bands that hold bones together and stabilise joints. Because ligaments have a limited blood supply, they heal slowly and incompletely after injury. Chronic ligament laxity (looseness) can lead to persistent joint pain, instability, and a higher risk of further injury.
Prolotherapy works on a simple but powerful principle: by injecting a mild irritant solution into the injured ligament, it creates a brief, controlled inflammatory response. This recruits the body’s natural healing cells (fibroblasts), which then lay down new collagen fibres — gradually strengthening and tightening the ligament over several weeks.
Types of Ligament Injection Solutions Used
- Dextrose (glucose) solution – the most common and well-studied proliferant
- PRP combined with dextrose – for enhanced healing in complex cases
- Sodium morrhuate – used in some protocols for tendon and ligament laxity
At Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, Dr. SK Gupta selects the most appropriate injection solution based on the patient’s specific diagnosis, imaging findings, and treatment goals.
3. Conditions Treated with PRP & Ligament Injections
Both PRP therapy and ligament injection treatment are used across a wide spectrum of musculoskeletal conditions. Dr. SK Gupta at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, uses these treatments for:
Knee Conditions
- Knee Osteoarthritis (Grade I, II, and III) – reduce pain and delay or avoid knee replacement
- Partial ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) Tears
- MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament) Injuries
- Patellar Tendinopathy (Jumper’s Knee)
- Meniscus Degeneration (early-stage)
- Post-surgical rehabilitation and joint recovery
Shoulder Conditions
- Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy (partial thickness tears)
- Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)
- AC Joint (Acromioclavicular) Ligament Injuries
- Shoulder Instability due to Ligament Laxity
Other Joints & Sports Injuries
- Ankle Ligament Sprains (chronic instability)
- Elbow – Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
- Hip Joint Osteoarthritis (early stage)
- Sacroiliac Joint Ligament Laxity
Key Facts – Who Benefits Most?
• Patients with Grade I–III knee osteoarthritis seeking to delay surgery
• Active individuals and athletes with ligament or tendon injuries
• Patients who wish to avoid surgery due to age, health conditions, or personal preference
• Post-operative patients seeking faster recovery and tissue regeneration
• Patients with chronic joint pain not responding to physiotherapy or oral medications
4. How PRP Therapy Is Performed – Step by Step
Direct Answer
PRP injection is a same-day, outpatient procedure that takes approximately 60 minutes from start to finish. It involves blood collection, centrifugation to concentrate platelets, and injection into the target joint or tissue — all under sterile conditions and often guided by ultrasound imaging.
The PRP Procedure at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal
- Step 1 – Consultation & Evaluation: Dr. SK Gupta reviews clinical history, X-rays, and MRI scans to confirm suitability for PRP or ligament injection therapy.
- Step 2 – Blood Collection: A small volume (15–30 ml) of the patient’s blood is drawn from a vein in the arm.
- Step 3 – Centrifugation: The blood sample is processed in a centrifuge for 10–15 minutes, separating and concentrating the platelet-rich plasma from red blood cells.
- Step 4 – Preparation of Injection Site: The target area (knee, shoulder, etc.) is cleaned with an antiseptic solution. A local anaesthetic may be applied to minimise discomfort.
- Step 5 – Ultrasound-Guided Injection: Under real-time ultrasound guidance, the concentrated PRP is injected precisely into the damaged tissue. Ultrasound guidance improves accuracy and safety.
- Step 6 – Post-Procedure Instructions: The patient rests briefly and is given recovery instructions, including activity restrictions for 48–72 hours and avoidance of anti-inflammatory medications.
- Step 7 – Follow-Up: Review at 6 weeks and 3 months post-injection to assess healing progress.
5. PRP vs. Ligament Injection Therapy – Comparison
Feature | PRP Therapy vs. Ligament Injection (Prolotherapy) |
Source of material | PRP: Patient’s own blood | Prolotherapy: Dextrose solution |
Primary mechanism | PRP: Growth factor delivery | Prolotherapy: Controlled inflammation → collagen |
Best for | PRP: Osteoarthritis, tendon/cartilage damage | Prolotherapy: Ligament laxity, instability |
Number of sessions | PRP: 2–3 injections | Prolotherapy: 3–6 injections |
Pain after injection | PRP: Mild soreness 24–48 hrs | Prolotherapy: Moderate soreness 2–5 days |
Onset of results | PRP: 4–8 weeks | Prolotherapy: 6–12 weeks |
Duration of effect | PRP: 12–24+ months | Prolotherapy: Long-lasting if collagen remodels |
Can be combined | Yes – PRP + Prolotherapy together in selected cases |
6. Who Is a Candidate for Non-Surgical Treatment?
Dr. SK Gupta assesses each patient individually. You may be a good candidate for PRP or ligament injection therapy if:
- You have mild-to-moderate knee or shoulder pain that has not responded to physiotherapy or oral medications
- Imaging shows early-to-moderate osteoarthritis, partial ligament tears, or tendon degeneration
- You wish to delay or avoid joint replacement surgery
- You are an athlete seeking faster return to sport without surgery
- You have been advised surgery but prefer a conservative approach first
- You are not suitable for surgery due to age, systemic health conditions, or personal choice
Who May NOT Be Suitable
- Active infection in or near the target joint
- Platelet disorders or blood-thinning medication use (case by case)
- Severe Grade IV osteoarthritis with bone-on-bone contact — surgery may be unavoidable
- Complete ligament tears requiring surgical reconstruction (e.g., complete ACL rupture)
A thorough evaluation by Dr. SK Gupta at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, is essential before recommending PRP or ligament injection treatment. Self-assessment or comparison with other patients is not advised.
7. Benefits and Advantages of PRP & Ligament Injection Therapy
Summary Box – Key Benefits
✓ Non-surgical – no incisions, no general anaesthesia
✓ Outpatient procedure – same-day treatment, no hospital admission
✓ Autologous (self-derived) – PRP uses the patient’s own blood, eliminating rejection risk
✓ Evidence-based – supported by multiple peer-reviewed clinical studies
✓ Stimulates genuine biological healing – not just symptom masking
✓ Low risk of adverse effects – mild soreness is the most common side effect
✓ Can delay or prevent surgery in appropriate cases
✓ Quick recovery – most patients return to light activity within 48–72 hours
✓ Suitable for all age groups – from young athletes to elderly patients
8. Recovery and Expected Results
What to Expect After PRP Injection
- First 24–72 hours: Mild soreness, warmth, and swelling at the injection site — this is a normal healing response
- Week 1–3: Gradual reduction in pain; avoid strenuous activity and NSAIDs (ibuprofen, diclofenac)
- Week 4–8: Many patients begin to notice significant improvement in pain levels and mobility
- Month 3–6: Optimal results typically observed; further improvement may continue up to 12 months
What to Expect After Ligament Injection (Prolotherapy)
- Post-injection soreness is more pronounced than PRP — lasting 2–5 days
- Results build progressively over multiple sessions
- Most patients complete a course of 3–6 injections spaced 4–6 weeks apart
- Joint stability and pain reduction typically improve significantly by the end of the course
Important Post-Treatment Instructions
• Avoid NSAIDs (anti-inflammatory medications) for at least 2 weeks after injection — they can suppress the healing response
• Apply ice packs to reduce local soreness if needed
• Continue with prescribed physiotherapy exercises
• Stay well-hydrated; avoid alcohol for 48 hours
• Attend all follow-up appointments with Dr. SK Gupta
9. Why Choose Dr. SK Gupta at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal?
When considering non-surgical treatment options for joint and ligament conditions, the skill and experience of the treating physician matters enormously. Here is why patients across India choose Dr. S.K. Gupta:
Unmatched Clinical Experience
With over 21 years of orthopaedic practice and 12,000+ procedures, Dr. SK Gupta brings depth of clinical judgment that ensures the right treatment — surgical or non-surgical — is recommended for each patient. He does not advocate for surgery when non-surgical options are appropriate.
Pioneer and National Leader in Arthroscopy
Dr. SK Gupta is widely recognised as the Meniscus Man of India. He was the first arthroscopy surgeon from India to receive the prestigious FAANA (Fellow of the Arthroscopy Association of North America) fellowship — a recognition that places him among the elite arthroscopic surgeons globally. He holds international fellowships from Japan, Singapore, and Delhi.
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Centre of Excellence Recognition
Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, under Dr. SK Gupta’s leadership, has been recognised by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust as a Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries — India’s most prestigious sports medicine honour. This reflects the highest standards of care, rehabilitation, and surgical outcomes.
Ultrasound-Guided Precision Injections
All PRP and ligament injections at Apollo Sage Hospital are performed under ultrasound guidance — ensuring the therapeutic agent is delivered precisely to the target tissue. This dramatically improves accuracy and treatment outcomes compared to blind injections.
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10. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is PRP therapy for knee pain?
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy is a non-surgical treatment where a small amount of the patient's own blood is processed to concentrate healing growth factors and injected into the damaged knee joint. It reduces pain and inflammation while stimulating the natural repair of cartilage, ligaments, and tendons — without surgery or hospital admission.
Q2. Is PRP treatment available in Bhopal?
Yes. PRP treatment and ligament injection therapy are available in Bhopal at Apollo Sage Hospital, under the care of Dr. S.K. Gupta — a nationally recognised knee and shoulder specialist with 21+ years of experience. To book a consultation, call +91-7610101079 or +91-7611111179.
Q3. How many PRP injections will I need?
Most patients require a course of 2–3 PRP injections, spaced 4–6 weeks apart. The exact number depends on the severity of the condition, the patient's response to the first injection, and the specific joint involved. Some patients with early-stage osteoarthritis may respond excellently to a single high-volume PRP injection.
Q4. What is ligament injection therapy (prolotherapy)?
Ligament injection therapy (prolotherapy) involves injecting a therapeutic solution — typically concentrated dextrose — into weakened or injured ligaments at their attachment to the bone. This triggers a controlled healing response, stimulates new collagen production, and restores ligament strength and joint stability without surgery.
Q5. Can PRP therapy help me avoid knee replacement?
For patients with early-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis, PRP therapy has strong clinical evidence showing significant pain reduction and improved joint function. In many cases, it can delay or eliminate the need for knee replacement surgery. However, in advanced Grade IV osteoarthritis with bone-on-bone changes, surgery may ultimately be necessary. Dr. SK Gupta evaluates each case individually.
Q6. Is PRP injection painful?
The procedure involves a brief injection that may cause mild discomfort. Local anaesthetic is applied to the skin before injection to minimise pain. After the procedure, mild soreness at the injection site lasting 24–72 hours is normal and indicates the healing process has begun. Most patients rate the procedure as well-tolerated.
Q7. How long does PRP treatment last?
Clinical studies show that the benefits of PRP therapy for knee osteoarthritis typically last 12–24 months, with some patients reporting sustained improvement beyond two years. The longevity of results depends on the severity of the condition, adherence to post-injection care instructions, and whether adjunct physiotherapy is undertaken.
Q8. What is the recovery time after a PRP injection?
Most patients can return to light daily activities within 48–72 hours after a PRP injection. Strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and sporting activity should be avoided for 2–4 weeks. Anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) must be avoided for at least 2 weeks after the procedure, as they can suppress the healing response stimulated by PRP.
Q9. Are PRP injections safe?
PRP therapy is considered very safe. Since it uses the patient's own blood, there is no risk of disease transmission or allergic reaction to the injected material. The most common side effects are mild pain, swelling, and warmth at the injection site — all of which are temporary and resolve within a few days. Serious complications are extremely rare.
Q10. Which is better — PRP or steroid injection for knee pain?
For long-term outcomes, PRP therapy is generally considered superior to steroid injections. While steroids provide faster initial pain relief, they do not heal the underlying tissue and can damage cartilage with repeated use. PRP stimulates actual biological repair and offers longer-lasting results. Dr. SK Gupta tailors the recommendation to each patient's clinical situation.
Q11. Can PRP be used for shoulder pain?
Yes. PRP is used effectively for shoulder conditions including rotator cuff tendinopathy, adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder), AC joint injuries, and shoulder ligament laxity. At Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, Dr. SK Gupta offers PRP injections for both knee and shoulder conditions under ultrasound guidance.
Q12. Is prolotherapy the same as PRP?
No, though they are related. Prolotherapy uses a dextrose (sugar) solution to stimulate healing in lax or injured ligaments. PRP uses concentrated growth factors from the patient's blood to repair a wider range of tissues including cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. Both are non-surgical, regenerative treatments. In some cases, Dr. SK Gupta combines both approaches for optimal results.
Q13. What conditions are NOT suitable for PRP or ligament injections?
PRP and ligament injections are generally not recommended for complete ligament tears requiring surgical reconstruction, severe Grade IV osteoarthritis with bone-on-bone changes, active joint infections, patients with platelet disorders, or patients on blood-thinning medications (unless cleared by their physician). Dr. SK Gupta performs a thorough assessment to determine the most appropriate treatment.
Q14. How do I book a consultation for PRP treatment with Dr. SK Gupta in Bhopal?
You can book a consultation with Dr. S.K. Gupta at Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, by calling +91-7610101079 or +91-7611111179, or by visiting the online appointment page at apollosage.in/doctors/dr-s-k-gupta. You may also visit OrthoCity Clinic, Bhopal. Dr. Gupta's team will arrange imaging review and a personalised treatment plan.
Q15. Why should I choose Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, for PRP treatment?
Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal, under Dr. SK Gupta's leadership, is one of India's most advanced centres for non-surgical orthopaedic care. Dr. Gupta is the first Indian arthroscopy surgeon to receive the FAANA fellowship, widely known as the Meniscus Man of India, and leads a Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries recognised by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust. All injections are performed under ultrasound guidance for maximum precision and safety.
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Dr. S.K. Gupta | MS Ortho. (Mumbai) | FAANA (USA) | FIAS (Japan) | FAPOA (Singapore)
Director — Arthroscopy & Joint Replacement, Apollo Sage Hospital, Bhopal
Dr. S.K. Gupta is a Senior Orthopaedic, Knee & Shoulder Surgeon with 21+ years of experience and 12,500+ surgeries performed. He holds an MS in Orthopaedics from LTMMC Medical College & Sion Hospital Mumbai and international fellowships from Japan, USA, Singapore, and Delhi. Widely known as the “Meniscus Man of India”, he is the first arthroscopy surgeon from India to receive the prestigious FAANA Fellowship and is recognized by the Abhinav Bindra Foundation Trust as a Centre of Excellence for Sports Surgeries. His surgical techniques are published in leading international journals.
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The information on this page is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It does not replace a professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment recommendation. Every patient’s condition is unique. Please consult Dr. SK Gupta or a qualified orthopaedic surgeon to determine the most appropriate treatment for your individual situation. Do not delay seeking professional medical advice based on information read on this website.
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Why choose our "surgeon"?
- Our surgeon Dr S.K Gupta is a world renowned knee and shoulder surgeon with extensive experience of shoulder surgeries.
- He has over 21 years of focused work-experience in knee and shoulder arthroscopy and12000 + successful surgeries.
- He has experience of successful treatment of hundreds of International and national sports persons.
- His highest level of qualifications and mastery in his work, is the reason of making him first choice for frozen shoulder treatment by patients from across the country.
Why Choose Us?
- The hospital is dedicated Arthroscopy Centre with highest number of knee and shoulder surgeries.
- This makes every member of the team in your service, highly competent and experienced for knee and shoulder surgery pre-op, intra-op, post-op and rehabilitation management.
- The hospital is well known for affordable cost and cashless facility with combination of best surgeon, best equipments, best implants, and specially trained team for knee and shoulder surgery care.
Why does "surgeon's experience" matter?
- The successful result of surgery depends very much on the detailed and focused expertise of surgeon and his team.
- Experience and skills of your surgeon is the most important factor for successful result.
- You must research well about it, as the primary surgery is the most important chance.
Why choose our "operation theatre" and OT team?
- Hi-Tech modular operation theatres, high precision International equipments for arthroscopy, world class OT machinery specific for knee and shoulder surgery
- Protocol based and highly skilled OT team with focussed work in knee and shoulder arthroscopy plays a vital role in surgical success.
- All our operation theatres are well equipped with planum with HEPA filters. High efficiency HEPA filters can remove 99.97 to 99.99% of airborne particles including smallest bacteria to the size of 0.3 microns. This helps to safeguard our patient from infections.
- The hospital has well defined “infection control guidelines” to be followed by all team members. This helps in reducing the infection rate to less than 0.1%.
- “Triple Level checks” for sterility and disinfection of implants and OT support materials is strictly followed.
- “WHO surgical Safety protocol” for Sign-IN, Time-Out, Sign-Out is adhered to In 100% patients.
- “High pressure autoclave with Pre-Vac” and “ETO sterilization” procedures are used.
- Wheeling in, Wheeling out and anaesthesia safety protocols are strictly followed. One Way Traffic protocol is followed.
- Central Medical gases oxygen and nitrous supply And central suction systems are in place.
- Pressure Dampeners are active to maintain OR pressures. Humidity Checks are done to maintain evidence based recommended guidelines.
Why "post-op care" matters?
Post operative care matters a lot in final surgical success. Our team is highly trained and careful for handling the post op patients. Their intense efforts are visible in patient reviews for their hospital nursing and medical experience.
Various efforts are being done to safeguard the outcome and interest of our patients. Various
KPI (Key Performance Indicators) are being regularly caught, audited and analyzed. Team Galaxy takes utmost care and as a result the captured para are between 0 to 0.13%. This practice is one of the central reasons for our very high success rate. The para captured and assessments done are like-
- CAUTI
- PVC IR
- SSIR
- BTRI
- Med EI
- Fall Risk assessment
- Vulnerability Score
- Pain Score
- Pressure Sore vulnerability Assessment
- Patient Satisfaction Index
Post Op care team is regularly following Care Bundles like-
- PVC insertion Care Bundle
- PVR Daily Care Bundle
- Catheter Insertion Care Bundle
- Catheter Daily Care Bundle
- SS care Bundle
- WHO Hand Hygiene Protocol
- Universal Precautions
Patient Safety Protocols being followed are like-
- “7 Level Check” for Side identification
- Pre-Operative Checklist
- BT prep and safety protocol
- Belongings and Material Handover Protocol
- Surgical Site Marking Protocol
- Patient Identification Protocol
- Admission and Discharge Protocol
- Checklist for shifting from OR to Recovery SICU
- Checklist for shifting from SICU to Ward
- The finest details of immediate post-op depends on the expertise of medical, nursing and rehabilitation team.
- Since our hospital serves only for these surgeries, every member is extensively trained, as compared to any other general Orthopaedic Hospital serving many types of surgeries.
Why does our "rehabilitation team results" excel?
- The team follows “Surgical age-based assessments and reassessments” to formulate the customized care.
- Rehab is planned “One-O-One as per the milestones achieved” by the patient till visit date.
- Phases of Rehab are scientifically based on division into Macrocycle, Mesocycle and Microcycles of care, the Pre-Injury level of activity, the Surgical details of patient as per the surgeon; and “not one size fits all” method.
- The “5-Staged Plan of Care” of post op rehabilitation is followed for holistic recovery of patients –
- Protection & Activation
- Recovery of Range
- Strength Development
- Functional Integration Inclusion
- RTS If Sports Person
- Sports-Persons’ prolonged follow up to Return To Sports after RTS Testing is followed.
- Regular skill upgrade training of team is done as per new international guidelines.
- Our Physiotherapy team serves large number of ACL and meniscus surgery post operative patients, with close follow up, for return to normal and return to Sports.
- This huge experience in knee and shoulder surgery rehabilitation is the reason for their best results.
- Our successful results are the reason, why our old patients send other patients for similar results.
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The information provided on this page is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified and registered medical practitioner regarding any medical condition or treatment. Individual results from PRP and ligament injection therapy vary based on clinical factors including age, severity of the condition, and overall health. Outcomes described in this content are based on published clinical evidence and general clinical experience and do not guarantee specific results for any individual patient.