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In a new study, the Lipogems microfragemented adipose tissue injection seems to be a safe and effective option for patients with knee osteoarthritis. More studies are needed to establish which stage of the disease and
Read MoreCore muscle injuries encompass a range of injuries, and has replaced historical and previously popular terms such as sports hernia and athletic publagia. Just as terminology has been inconsistent so has surgical
Read MoreShoulder injury related to vaccine administration, or SIRVA, has been described as a potential cause of chronic shoulder pain and disability after vaccine injections. In one study, SIRVA accounted for 87% of cases of
Read MoreIn a new recent systematic review, carpal tunnel release using ultrasound guidance demonstrated a faster recover than mini-open surgical procedures and a low complication rate. Carpal tunnel release using ultrasound
Read MoreAnkle sprains are one of the most common sports injuries. Most injuries do not require imaging and are mild. Ultrasound can help evaluate the severity of the injury and guide management.
Read MoreRadial shockwave therapy is a minimally invasive treatment for chronic Achilles tendonitis. Studies have shown improved functional and pain outcomes, and concomitant shockwave has been shown to improve outcomes of
Read MorePlantar fasciitis typically causes a stabbing pain in the bottom of your foot near the heel. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is non-invasive and has been shown to be more effective than placebo in a randomized
Read MoreJournal Watch: Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis is common. In 2018, Gallacher et al. performed a randomized controlled trial has compared hydrodilation to surgery with an arthroscopic capsular release and the
Read MoreIn a new study, 81% of patients had a reduction in pain and improvement in function with a single autologous MFAT procedure with Lipogems. Adipose tissue has been recognized as a reliable and potent source for
Read MoreHistorically, the term "trochanteric bursitis" was used to describe any pain around the outside or lateral hip. However, trochanteric bursae in patients with lateral hip pain is uncommon. Lateral hip pain is now
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