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The Aging Athlete: Taking Some of My Own Medicine-Episode 2
I needed some ProActive injections done, so this is a dose of my own medicine. This is part of the ProActive approach I discussed last week (from the book). So the first tip is to fix small problems while they’re small. You can see in the video what I had…
Let’s Break it Again: Stem Cell Therapy for Broken Bones
Stem Cell Therapy for Broken Bones – That’s a Thing? Fractures of the long bones occur commonly and include the humerus, radius, ulna, femur, tibia, and fibula. Often times they require surgery with insertion of rods or plates. Unfortunately despite patients’ and surgeons’ best efforts, oftentimes these fractures fail to…
Neck Fusion Problems Years Later – 10 Complications to Be Wary Of
Stabbing, persistent neck pain can be disabling. Patients often turn to neck fusion, a surgical procedure, in the hopes of eliminating the pain. While the procedure aims to address chronic neck pain, it is crucial to recognize potential complications that may arise even years after the surgery. Understanding these complications…
Tips and Tricks for the Aging Athlete! Episode 1
I am now officially 56. I can no longer claim to be in my early 50s! So how do you stay active as you age? In this tips and tricks for the aging athlete series, I’ll go over what I do to stay active. Getting Old is Not for Sissies…
Stem Cells for Knees?
Are stem cells for knee effective? Dr. Centeno reviews the research for you and digests it to answer this important question.