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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2025 · 41 MIN

What You Need To Know About PRP Treatment And Ultrasound

from The Business of Orthobiologics Podcast · host Ariana De Mers

Are you still relying on traditional palpation techniques for joint injections? Do you wonder if MSK ultrasound can actually improve precision and patient outcomes? And what about PRP procedures—how do we determine the best formulation for optimal healing? In this in-depth conversation with Dr. Don Buford, we explore the evolving landscape of regenerative medicine, from the benefits of orthopedic ultrasound to the ongoing debate about PRP standardization. We discuss the role of ultrasound guided knee injections, ultrasound-guided joint injections, and the accuracy it provides compared to conventional techniques. You'll also hear expert insights into platelet rich injections and how to refine your PRP procedure for better patient results.Throughout this discussion, we tackle critical questions: Is ultrasound necessary for injections? How do we achieve standardization in PRP treatment? What is a PRP injection, and should we activate it before use? Dr. Buford shares his practical approach to dosing, platelet concentration, and the potential for an "injection in a bottle"—a pre-packaged alternative to autologous PRP. He also sheds light on the future of regenerative medicine and the role MSK ultrasound plays in improving patient care. If you're looking for clarity on what is an ultrasound guided injection and its impact on orthopedic ultrasound, this video is for you.If you're passionate about regenerative medicine and want to refine your techniques with ultrasound guided injections, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe. Let us know your biggest takeaways in the comments! For more expert discussions, listen to our other episodes and stay ahead of the latest advancements in PRP procedures and MSK ultrasound. Join the conversation and elevate your practice today!Building a successful cash-based orthobiologic practice is not a single decision. It is a series of the right decisions made in the right order. The Business of Orthobiologics offers three distinct programs designed to meet physicians at different stages of readiness — whether you are just beginning to explore PRP, ready to build a full practice system, or committed to going all-in on a comprehensive transformation.Learn More here: https://thebusinessoforthobiologics.com/programs-explanation _______________________________________________________Follow us and subscribe to our links below ⏬⏬⏬Website: businessoforthobiologics.comApple Podcast: apple.co/3Azvt3RSpotify: spoti.fi/3oICYmhYoutube: bit.ly/drariana

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Are you still relying on traditional palpation techniques for joint injections? Do you wonder if MSK ultrasound can actually improve precision and patient outcomes? And what about PRP procedures—how do we determine the best formulation for optimal healing? In this in-depth conversation with Dr. Don Buford, we explore the evolving landscape of regenerative medicine, from the benefits of orthopedic ultrasound to the ongoing debate about PRP standardization. We discuss the role of ultrasound gui...

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