Making an informed decision… To complete our top 10 list, the upcoming questions include topics on: Laboratory Procedures, Dosage or Concentration of Platelet or Bone Marrow Concentrate cells, Injectate Placement
What questions should you ask? In the world of regenerative medicine, not all procedures are created equal. A lot of healthcare professionals claim to provide regenerative medicine procedures, so it
Run Fest is Coming! 5k. Five kilometers. Three point one miles. 5k. You see your friend’s Facebook post where they get up at 6am to meet a group of equally
The quick answer? Maybe not. Read the studies and learn more about the knee pain solutions available to the young.
John, a 45-year-old former Navy Seal was in so much pain that he could barely bend his knee, let alone do his favorite activities. Here’s how we were able to help.
The moral of the story is to read more than the abstract of a research study, and always do your homework.
Knee arthritis can be treated just as well with curcumin as with ibuprofen, according to a multicenter, randomized trial that involved nearly 200 patients in each group. The resulting study
A few years ago, a college football player suffered not one but two ACL injuries. Often, these are treated surgically and end athletes’ careers at the collegiate level. With the
Over the last few years, the age of patients who have opted for knee and hip replacements has dropped. The promises implied in ad campaigns for artificial knees and hips
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections for orthopedic conditions have grown considerably as a viable option for improving the quality of the injected tissue resulting in healthier, stronger, and less inflamed
Oftentimes, patients ask us what they can do to improve their joint cartilage and prevent arthritis. Cartilage is a connective tissue that acts as a cushion between the bones to
Knee replacements are occurring far too often today and the simple truth is that they may be entirely unnecessary. This is mostly due to the fact that effective nonsurgical options
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy has emerged as a promising treatment
Understanding the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Figure 1. Not all
Like many things in life, dosage matters! Whether it’s making
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