Conditions Treated
Knee Pain
The knee, being the largest joint in the body, is particularly susceptible to degeneration. We see a wide range of cases, from mild wear and tear to advanced bone-on-bone osteoarthritis. Our primary goal is to help patients avoid knee arthroscopy or replacement surgery. Even in severe cases, we achieve an approximately 80% success rate. Our focus is not merely on delaying surgery but on healing the knee to ensure long-term avoidance of surgical intervention. I believe surgery should always be the last resort, and my aim is to explore every nonsurgical option available to help patients return to a full, active life with restored joint function.
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Healing Knee Problems
Back Pain
Low back pain is a common problem and a leading cause of disability both in the US and worldwide. Most people will encounter significant back pain at some point in their lives, and in many cases, it’s due to temporary, self-limiting muscular strains. However, over 50 million Americans suffer from more serious, chronic back pain that limits their activities and diminishes their quality of life. This figure rises even further when including those who experience periodic, recurrent episodes of pain.
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Healing Neck and Mid-Back Pain: OA, disc problems and neck/upper back sprain
Low Back Pain: A Regenerative Approach
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Neck Pain
Most neck pain arises from cervical vertebral instability or enthesopathy, which involves microtears in the attachments of the neck and upper back muscles. The ligaments responsible for maintaining cervical vertebrae alignment can be compromised by sudden trauma, like a football tackle or whiplash, or through gradual ligament stretching, known as creep, often resulting from prolonged poor posture at a computer or excessive smartphone use.
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Healing Neck and Mid-Back Pain: OA, disc problems and neck/upper back sprain
Shoulder Pain
The shoulder, with its distinctive ball-and-socket structure, is a remarkable feat of human anatomy. It offers the greatest range of motion of any joint, enabling us to perform everything from throwing a ball to reaching for objects on high shelves. However, this exceptional flexibility comes at a cost: instability. This natural instability makes the shoulder susceptible to various injuries and conditions, which can significantly affect one’s quality of life.
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Understanding Shoulder Instability and Effective Treatment Approaches
Hip Pain
Most painful hip conditions, whether due to chronic sprain or osteoarthritis (OA), often stem from underlying instability in the hip joint. When the hip becomes unstable, it starts to move in ways that exceed its normal range of motion, leading to destructive patterns that can worsen pain and cause additional damage. Therefore, the primary focus in treating these conditions is to stabilize the hip joint.
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The Regenerative Approach to Hip Osteoarthritis and Hip Sprain
Sports Injury
In the realm of sports, injuries are an inevitable challenge that can sideline even the brightest careers. However, advancements in regenerative medicine have dramatically changed the recovery process. The success stories of legendary athletes like Kobe Bryant, Rafael Nadal, Fred Couples, and Peyton Manning highlight the remarkable impact of stem cell therapy and regenerative orthopedics in transforming injury recovery.
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Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain
Elbow, wrist, and hand pain are often caused by repetitive strain injuries, such as tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, and tendinitis. These conditions result from overuse, leading to inflammation, irritation, and pain in the affected areas. Trauma, such as fractures or sprains, can also cause pain, particularly in the wrist and hand. Arthritis, including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, is another common culprit, leading to joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. Nerve compression, such as in cubital tunnel syndrome, can cause pain and numbness in the elbow and hand, further complicating daily activities and reducing quality of life.
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Foot & Ankle Pain
The ankle joint, though sturdily designed, is susceptible to considerable stress and injury because of its crucial role in bearing the body’s weight during various activities. Chronic ankle pain, whether from recurrent sprains or advanced osteoarthritis, presents a significant challenge due to the joint’s intricate structure and the often limited effectiveness of surgical treatments.
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