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Advances in Treating Joint Pain - Biologics, RF, I ...
Advances in Treating Joint Pain - Biologics, RF, I ...
Advances in Treating Joint Pain - Biologics, RF, Imaging
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The video transcript features a discussion on advances in treating joint pain and focuses on imaging in joint pain, radiofrequency ablation in joint pain, and biologics in joint pain. The speaker begins by introducing the panel and discussing the significant advances that have been made in the treatment of joint pain over the past few years. They emphasize the importance of utilizing different imaging modalities to optimize procedures. The speaker then goes on to discuss various imaging techniques, such as ultrasound and fluoroscopy, and how they can be used in conjunction to improve procedures. They specifically focus on the benefits of using ultrasound in joint procedures. They provide examples of different joint procedures, such as shoulder and knee injections, and highlight how ultrasound can improve precision and accuracy. The speaker also discusses the challenges and limitations of certain treatment options, such as cortisone and hyaluronic acid injections, and introduces the use of biologics, such as platelet-rich plasma and mesenchymal stromal cells, as potential alternatives. They discuss the benefits of biologics in reducing inflammation and promoting tissue regeneration, and provide evidence from various studies supporting their efficacy in treating joint pain. The speaker concludes by discussing the need for further research and collaboration in the field of regenerative medicine to continue advancing treatment options for joint pain.
Keywords
advances in treating joint pain
imaging in joint pain
radiofrequency ablation in joint pain
biologics in joint pain
different imaging modalities
ultrasound in joint procedures
fluoroscopy in joint procedures
precision and accuracy in joint procedures
challenges and limitations of joint pain treatments
regenerative medicine for joint pain
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