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2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME
Panel Discussion: Aging Athlete - Knee
Panel Discussion: Aging Athlete - Knee
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In this video, the panelists discuss the future of research and clinical procedures in managing joint pain and arthritis. Dr. Don emphasizes the importance of long-term follow-up studies and biological analysis to understand the role of mechanical and biological factors. Dr. Gil suggests focusing on preventing arthritis through interventions at the time of injury and exploring regenerative medicine for pain management and cartilage repair. Johnny highlights the potential of orthobiologics like platelet-rich plasma and senolytic drugs, but emphasizes the need for double-blind clinical trials. The panelists agree that a multi-faceted approach combining regenerative medicine, preventative repairs, and curative surgeries can help cure joint pain. They also discuss the importance of keeping muscles healthy to reduce joint stress. Additionally, they discuss the potential of using biologic clocks and personalized medicine in assessing the biological age of patients and tailoring treatments accordingly to predict and delay diseases like osteoarthritis and neurodegeneration. Overall, they stress the need for individualized approaches and further research in the field. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.
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Johnny Huard, PhD; Benjamin Domb, MD
Keywords
joint pain
regenerative medicine
biological analysis
preventative repairs
biological age
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