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Dorsal Column Spinal Cord Stimulation SCS: A Clinical Perspective
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) has significant complications and costs thousands of dollars more than a simpler Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) unit, despite both utilizing the same mechanism of action.
Clinical Evidence for Platelet-Rich Plasma PRP Injections
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a non-cellular biologic product that has been touted for the treatment of a multitude of different conditions, with mixed clinical results.
A Psycho-Anatomy for the Practice of the Unknown Greedy Doctor – Pay Gold for Gold
Greed is a natural human impulse. Like many other human impulses, this one requires us to keep its wildness under control; otherwise, its consequences will harm everyone around us.
Orthopedists Data Confidence
Data analysis is in the eye of the beholder, For the benefit of our clients; we processed CMS data for 183 Million patients and analyzed it with a clinical lens.
I Want My End of Life to be Like the Queen. And Not Because of Her Wealth…
The best end-of-life experience would be to live as agile and vibrant as long as possible and be able to function up to two days before death.
Systemic Problems of Healthcare Fees for Service vs Capitation Payments
Better care costs less because it’s measured, thoughtful, and well-planned to avoid harmful and expensive complications.
The Opioid Crisis: A Corruption Epidemic
This modern-day endemic has been closely linked to the increase in opioid use and liberal prescribing practices by several practitioners.
Harmed by the Healer: The Dangers of Mindless Aggressive Care
Almost everyone has negative experiences with healthcare, but few people are aware of how the dysfunction is done, and how to fix it.