AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME-Panel Discussion: Aging Athlete

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In this video, the panelists discuss future research and approaches to clinical procedures in the field of orthopedics. Dr. Don emphasizes the importance of long-term follow-up studies and biological analysis to understand the role of synovial fluid and imaging in mechanical and biological processes. Dr. Gil suggests investigating preventative measures to interrupt the cascade of arthritis and exploring regenerative medicine and biologics to reduce pain and prevent cartilage damage. Johnny highlights the potential of orthobiologics, emphasizing the need for double-blind clinical trials for acceptance in the field. Ben discusses the goal of curing joint pain through regenerative medicine, preventative repairs, and curative surgeries. The panel also touches on the importance of muscle health and managing hormones to unload joints. The video ends with a discussion on incorporating biological clock data into treatment algorithms to personalize care and predict and delay diseases. The panelists express optimism about the future, stressing the need for personalized medicine and individualized approaches to drug and medication use.<br />No credits granted.

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Johnny Huard, PhD; Benjamin Domb, MD

Keywords

orthopedics

regenerative medicine

biologics

joint pain cure

personalized medicine