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Tenex-Bone (TXB) Micro-needle can be used for calcific tendinitis, bone prominences and bony spurs. Learn how the Tenex technology can help you potentially avoid surgery.
Read MoreIn cases of a partial tendon/ligament tear, tendinopathy and tendon calcifications when existing medical and surgical treatments fail to regain normal function alternatives to surgery exist. Newer literature suggests
Read MoreTenex is a novel approach to treating chronic tendon pain, but how does this minimally invasive approach compare to surgery for Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)?
Read MoreFrozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) causes pain and restricted shoulder movement. If medications, injections and therapy fail to help surgery is often considered. High-volume dilation is an alternative to traditional
Read MoreHaglund's deformity is a common cause of ankle pain, leading to Haglund's syndrome, retrocalcaneal bursitis and insertional Achilles tendonitis. In cases that fail conservative management, surgery maybe necessary to
Read MoreOver 90% of musculoskeletal injuries are treated non-operatively, and a sports medicine have additional training in non-operative treatments and can offer alternatives to surgery including PRP, stem cells/biologic
Read MoreMinimally invasive percutaneous trigger finger release can get you back to work faster and with minimal scarring.
Read MorePlantar fascia is one potential cause of heel pain. Alternatives to surgery exist, and emerging therapies may help reduce pain. Learn more about the research behind platelet rich plasma (PRP) and Tenex for plantar
Read MoreThree weeks ago, we had the opportunity to use the new Tenex bone needle. The new needle received FDA clearance earlier this year, and is designed to remove pain-causing bone and calcific tissue. Similar to the
Read MoreChris Sale recently avoided surgery for his elbow, electing for a PRP injection instead of the prolonged recovery associated with Tommy John surgery. Learn more about UCL injuries and this novel alternative to surgery.
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