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How to Incorporate Biologics into your Practice
How to Incorporate Biologics into your Practice
How to Incorporate Biologics into your Practice
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The AOSSM webinar, "How to Incorporate Biologics into Your Practice," led by moderator Ryan Rock, featured discussions from experts in the field of orthopedics, including Dr. Scott Rodeo from the Hospital for Special Surgery, Dr. Jeff Abrams from Stanford University, and Dr. Miszkowski from University Hospital in Cleveland. The presentation focused on the integration of biologic treatments into orthopedic practice, specifically for conditions like knee osteoarthritis, tendinopathies, and rotator cuff injuries. Topics covered included the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), and other biologic agents in sports medicine.<br /><br />PRP was identified as promising for symptom management in knee osteoarthritis, though challenges remain in optimizing formulations. The discourse highlighted mixed results in treating conditions like tendinopathies and shoulder issues, emphasizing variability in data and outcomes across studies. The webinar also touched on ethical considerations, regulatory environments, billing, and coding for biologics, stressing the necessity for further research to refine these treatments. The session concluded with a Q&A segment where experts addressed practical considerations and patient counseling for biologic treatments, pointing out the importance of balancing realistic expectations with maintaining patient optimism.
Keywords
AOSSM webinar
biologics
orthopedics
knee osteoarthritis
platelet-rich plasma
rotator cuff injuries
sports medicine
ethical considerations
patient counseling
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