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This video explains what a PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injection is and how it is used in modern medicine to promote healing. By concentrating a patient’s own platelets and growth factors, PRP therapy can stimulate tissue repair and reduce inflammation, making it a valuable option for tendon injuries, arthritis, and joint pain. Intended for patients, athletes, and healthcare professionals, this educational content outlines how PRP injections are prepared, administered, and what to expect during recovery. The goal is to provide clear, accurate, and accessible information to help individuals better understand this innovative treatment and its potential benefits.
This video answers a common question: Does a PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injection cause pain? We explain what patients can expect before, during, and after the procedure, including the level of discomfort, how the injection is administered, and the role of local anesthesia in minimizing pain. Intended for patients and caregivers, this educational content highlights the benefits of PRP therapy, typical recovery timelines, and why this treatment is increasingly used for tendon injuries, arthritis, and other musculoskeletal conditions. The goal is to provide clear and trustworthy information to help viewers feel prepared and confident about PRP treatment.
This video provides a clear explanation of what stem cells are and why they are considered one of the most important elements in medical research and regenerative medicine. Viewers will learn about the unique ability of stem cells to develop into different types of specialized cells and their potential to repair or replace damaged tissues. Intended for patients, students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content also discusses the different types of stem cells, their current uses in medicine, and the future possibilities they offer for treating chronic conditions and injuries. The goal is to present accurate, accessible, and trustworthy information about this groundbreaking field.
This video addresses a common question: Is surgery always necessary for carpal tunnel syndrome? We explain the different treatment options available, including lifestyle modifications, splinting, physical therapy, medications, and when surgical intervention becomes the most effective solution. Intended for patients and caregivers, this educational content highlights the factors that influence treatment decisions and recovery outcomes. The goal is to provide clear, reliable, and practical information to help individuals better understand their options for managing carpal tunnel syndrome.
This video uncovers some of the most common myths about carpal tunnel syndrome and separates fact from fiction. From misconceptions about its causes to false beliefs about who is most at risk, we provide clarity on the realities of this condition and what truly contributes to median nerve compression. Intended for patients, caregivers, and anyone curious about hand health, this educational content highlights evidence-based information to replace widespread misunderstandings. The goal is to empower viewers with accurate knowledge about carpal tunnel syndrome, its symptoms, and the effective treatments available.
This video explores whether therapy can help reduce the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome, a common condition caused by compression of the median nerve in the wrist. We discuss the role of physical therapy, occupational therapy, splinting, and targeted exercises in relieving pressure, improving function, and delaying or even avoiding the need for surgery. Designed for patients and caregivers, this educational content highlights evidence-based therapeutic approaches, their benefits, and their limitations. The goal is to provide clear and reliable guidance on how therapy can fit into a comprehensive treatment plan for carpal tunnel syndrome.
This video explores whether carpal tunnel syndrome can be prevented and the lifestyle choices, ergonomic practices, and workplace adjustments that may help reduce the risk. Viewers will learn how proper hand positioning, frequent breaks, and specific stretching exercises can support wrist health and protect the median nerve. Intended for patients, caregivers, and individuals in high-risk professions, this educational content also addresses common myths and highlights when medical evaluation is recommended. The goal is to provide clear and practical guidance on how to minimize the likelihood of developing carpal tunnel syndrome while promoting long-term hand and wrist wellness.
This video answers a common question: Do we operate in an on-site surgery center? We provide a clear overview of how an ambulatory surgery center functions within a medical practice, including patient flow, safety protocols, and the types of procedures typically performed on site. You’ll learn how on-site operating capabilities can streamline care, reduce wait times, and enhance the overall patient experience. Designed for patients and caregivers, this presentation also outlines anesthesia options, infection-prevention measures, and what to expect before, during, and after a procedure in an outpatient setting. Our goal is to offer transparent, professional information so you can feel confident and well prepared for your surgical visit.
This video explains what carpal tunnel syndrome is, including its causes, symptoms, and how it affects hand and wrist function. Viewers will learn about the role of the median nerve, why compression occurs, and the common signs such as numbness, tingling, and weakness in the hand. Intended for patients and caregivers, this educational content also discusses risk factors, diagnostic methods, and both non-surgical and surgical treatment options. The goal is to provide clear, reliable, and accessible information to help individuals understand carpal tunnel syndrome and make informed decisions about their care.
In this video, Dr. Alejandro Badia compares the traditional surgical approach for tennis elbow with the modern TENEX Health procedure developed by @TriceMedical. He explains the differences in technique, recovery time, and outcomes, providing patients and healthcare professionals with a clear understanding of both treatment options. This educational content highlights the advantages and limitations of each approach, helping viewers make informed decisions about managing lateral epicondylitis. Dr. Badia shares his expertise to demonstrate how minimally invasive technologies like TENEX are transforming the treatment of chronic tendon injuries.
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