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Non-surgical Orthopedics

  • BPC-157: What the Science Actually Says

    Medicine is advancing at a remarkable pace. As scientists deepen our understanding of cellular repair, physicians are discovering better ways to harness the body’s own healing capacity. Regenerative treatments – including PRP, bone marrow aspirate concentrate, and advanced physical modalities – are producing meaningful results for patients because they are grounded in a growing base of clinical evidence. That same standard of evidence is the lens through which I evaluate every emerging therapy, including the one this post addresses.

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  • PRP for Lower Back Pain / Degenerative Disc Disease

    Opposed to surgical intervention, regenerative injections are designed to preserve and support native tissue. By targeting the painful spinal structures, many patients experience functional improvement and reduced pain.

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  • Regenerative Orthopedics: Not All Procedures are Created Equal

    The field of regenerative medicine is complex. Patients often believe that the treatment they receive at one clinic is the same as another, that the latte at this Starbucks is the same as the latte at another.

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  • Arthritis and Regenerative Medicine

    As we age, chronic injuries, along with normal wear and tear on our joints, often lead to arthritis. The smooth articular cartilage between the joints that cushions and protects begins to wear down, causing bones to rub against each other. Bone spurs often develop. The resulting friction leads to pain and swelling. This chronic inflammation results in arthritis and further degeneration of tissue.

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