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Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy (RCT) is a progressive disorder of the shoulder which begins with acute tendonitis, and progresses to tendinosis (degenerative tearing). From here, RCT can progress into partial thickness tears, and eventually a full thickness rupture. Many factors contribute to the wear and tear of the Rotator Cuff. These include the natural aging process, poor blood flow, and altered biology. Also, both intrinsic and extrinsic factors combine to cause tissue break down. Some ... [Read More]
Regenerative Treatments
Can Regenerative Treatments Repair Meniscus Tear Without the Risks of Surgery?
By Phillip Steele, MD RMSK, CAQ Sports Medicine Performance Injury Care & Sports Medicine Helena Montana According to a recent study published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine, out of 295 knee surgeries for Meniscus repair that occurred over a 9-year period, 37 needed subsequent surgeries to correct a failed repair. A review of literature for meniscus repair surgery found that the failure rate for meniscus repair surgery could range anywhere from 5-45%. One of the problems ... [Read More]
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