The last blog in the series was about what we should not be eating. Now let’s discuss what foods we should be trying to eat more of. Let’s do that by seeing what foods would be best to help prevent cancer. There are few things scarier than a diagnosis of cancer....
Spine surgery has lasting consequences, as it forever changes the lumbar anatomy and biomechanics. It’s not like a bad haircut which will grow out over time. The anatomical changes are permanent. The consequences of minimally invasive spine surgery are truly...
The last few days were used to discuss meniscus tears and the lacking evidence that surgical interventions provide. See the most recent evidence at Am J Sports Med. 2010 Sep;38(9):1907-16. Epub 2010 Jun 29. Turning to regenerative orthopedic medicine and meniscus...
Yesterday, I blogged on the structure and function of the meniscus. Today, I’ll discuss some of the current literature on meniscus tears and surgery. This is commonly referred to by orthopedic surgeons as cleaning up or fixing the meniscus, however, what is...
