Email: info@BSBortho.com
If you’ve been told you have a bone marrow lesion (BML) on your MRI, you’re not alone. These lesions are common in knee osteoarthritis (OA) and are strongly associated with pain, faster cartilage loss, and progression
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Historically, osteoarthritis was described as “wear and tear” of cartilage. We now understand it as a whole-joint disease, involving cartilage breakdown, subchondral bone remodeling, and bone
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has become one of the most discussed treatments in sports medicine and orthobiologics. It’s used for knee osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, muscle injury, and more. But
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Meniscus tears are one of the most common causes of knee pain in active adults and aging athletes alike. If you’ve been told you have a “degenerative meniscus tear,” you may have also heard that
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman For patients with chronic adductor longus tendinopathy, a newer option is emerging: ultrasound-guided tenotomy using the Tenex system. Recent clinical evidence suggests this minimally invasive
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Adductor longus selective tenotomy is a modern surgical treatment for chronic groin pain that offers faster recovery and better outcomes than traditional full release surgery. The adductor
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Discover how ultrasound helps diagnose plantar fat pad atrophy, a leading cause of ball-of-foot pain. Learn about symptoms, thickness cutoffs, and why early detection matters for relief.
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Tissue grafts can relieve painful foot fat pad atrophy. Learn why autologous fat grafting—using your own tissue—offers lasting, natural pain relief.
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman Learn why PRP platelet dose matters, what the 10 billion target means, and how to choose the right provider for lasting results.
Read Moreby Dr. Walter I. Sussman For many older adults and active individuals, foot pain—especially under the ball of the foot—can become a daily struggle. Often, the culprit is a condition known as pedal fat pad atrophy, a
Read More