Building a Legacy: A Conversation with Dr. Dror Paley

In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Levy discusses the transition from "mechanical" fixes to "biological" solutions in treating complex rotator cuff tears. He shares how the field has moved from open surgeries to minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, and why the focus is shifting from simply adding more anchors to improving the patient's actual capacity to heal. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org 

Many pediatric toe conditions are more common - and more treatable - than most parents realize. In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Dr. Mitzi Williams explores congenital toe deformities, with a focus on one of the most frequently seen conditions: curly toes. She explains how these conditions develop, when they may improve naturally, and how to determine when intervention is the right approach. Dr. Williams also discusses how growth plays a critical role in treatment decisions, why early evaluation can prevent more complex issues later on, and how minimally invasive procedures can offer simple, effective solutions with predictable outcomes. This episode is a valuable guide for parents seeking clarity on pediatric foot development and understanding when to monitor versus when to act. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org 

Pediatric sports injuries are more complex than they may seem - especially when growth plates are involved. In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Dr. Mitzi Williams, a pediatric foot and ankle specialist, breaks down the key differences between acute injuries and overuse conditions in young athletes. She explains how growth plates influence injury patterns, why children are more resilient yet uniquely vulnerable, and what parents should watch for during recovery. The conversation also dives into one of the most common causes of heel pain in children - Sever's (heel apophysitis). Dr. Williams explains why it occurs, how activity level and biomechanics contribute, and what simple steps can help manage and prevent symptoms. This episode is essential for parents, coaches, and anyone working with young athletes who want to better understand injury prevention, early warning signs, and when to seek expert care. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Drs. David Feldman and Aaron Huser discuss Multiple Hereditary Exostosis (MHE), a rare genetic orthopedic condition characterized by the development of multiple bony growths that can affect mobility, comfort, and long-term joint health. The conversation explores how MHE presents from childhood through adulthood, common symptoms families may encounter, and the importance of early diagnosis and proactive management. Dr. Feldman and Dr. Huser explains how treatment strategies are individualized, ranging from careful monitoring and physical therapy to surgical intervention when growths interfere with joint function, alignment, or nerve structures. The episode also highlights the role of multidisciplinary care and the value of bringing families and medical professionals together in shared learning environments. As part of this discussion, the doctors preview the 2026 Orthopedic Treatment of Rare Conditions Symposium (OTRCS) - an educational event hosted by The Paley Foundation to support patients, families, and clinicians through expert-led sessions, collaboration, and community building focused on rare orthopedic conditions such as MHE. This episode aims to provide clarity, reassurance, and practical insight for families navigating MHE, while emphasizing that with thoughtful planning and coordinated care, patients can lead active and fulfilling lives. Through the dedicated MHE Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, patients and families receive world-class, personalized care from a multidisciplinary team committed to improving outcomes and quality of life for those living with Multiple Hereditary Exostosis.

This episode brings together the Paley Institute's multidisciplinary team for an in-depth conversation on treating spasticity and movement disorders in children and adults with cerebral palsy, as well as evolving care approaches for dystonia. Joining the discussion are Drs. Kaveh Asadi, Mitzi Williams, Matthew Dobbs, Arun Hariharan, Fran Guardo (Paley Physical Therapy Director), Matt Westlack (Orthotics & Prosthetics), our Physician Assistants, and patient Sarah James. Together, the team explains how coordinated, patient-centered care improves outcomes—starting with evaluation and non-surgical options like bracing and orthotic solutions, and extending through surgical decision-making and rehabilitation. They cover the real-world risks and benefits of intervention, why timing matters, and how early mobilization and structured therapy can shape recovery. You'll also hear why spinal health plays a critical role in managing cerebral palsy long-term, and how education and clear communication help patients and families feel confident throughout the process. For more information, visit the Paley Institute Spasticity Center.  Medical disclaimer: This podcast is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment decisions specific to your situation.

Brachymetatarsia is a congenital foot condition that can affect both function and quality of life, yet it is often misunderstood or overlooked. In this episode, foot and ankle surgeon Dr. Bradley Lamm explains what brachymetatarsia is, why it occurs, and how it can impact patients physically, functionally, and emotionally. Dr. Lamm discusses the causes of brachymetatarsia, including developmental and genetic factors, and how a shortened metatarsal can disrupt normal foot mechanics, alter gait, and lead to forefoot pain, callusing, difficulty with shoes, and cosmetic concerns. He also addresses how these challenges may affect confidence and daily activities. The episode walks through how brachymetatarsia is diagnosed, including physical examination and imaging, and outlines both non-surgical management and surgical treatment options. Dr. Lamm explains modern surgical approaches used in foot and ankle surgery, how treatment plans are individualized, and what patients can generally expect during recovery. This conversation is designed to help patients and families better understand brachymetatarsia and feel informed when discussing care options with a qualified foot and ankle specialist. Topics covered include: What brachymetatarsia is and why it develops How the condition affects foot function and gait Common symptoms and patient concerns Diagnostic evaluation and imaging Non-surgical and surgical treatment options General recovery considerations To learn more about brachymetatarsia or Dr. Bradley Lamm's approach to foot and ankle care, visit PaleyInstitute.org. Medical Disclaimer: This podcast episode is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. The information shared is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical condition or treatment decisions.

Pectoralis major injuries—once rare and primarily seen in elite athletes—are becoming increasingly common in both active individuals and weekend warriors. In this episode, orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist Dr. Matthew Stiebel breaks down what you need to know about pectoralis major tendon ruptures, how to recognize the signs, and what treatment options are available. Dr. Stiebel, known for his advanced techniques in orthopedic reconstruction, discusses how these complex injuries are repaired, when surgical intervention is necessary, and how regenerative technologies are evolving recovery outcomes for patients. From diagnosis to rehab, this episode gives you a front-row seat to the future of muscle repair. If you or your patients are navigating a pec tear or exploring regenerative orthopedic care, reach out to Dr. Stiebel and the team at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute for expert consultation.

In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Kaveh Asadi, board-certified adult and pediatric neurosurgeon at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, to explore an important but often misunderstood condition: tethered cord syndrome. Tethered cord syndrome is a neurological disorder caused by abnormal tissue attachments that restrict the movement of the spinal cord, leading to symptoms like lower back pain, leg weakness, foot deformities, and changes in bladder or bowel function. Left untreated, it can result in permanent neurological damage—especially in growing children. Dr. Asadi explains what tethered cord syndrome is, how it's diagnosed, and why early intervention is critical for preventing long-term complications. With his expertise in pediatric neurosurgery and minimally invasive techniques, Dr. Asadi walks parents through what to expect from evaluation to surgery and recovery. Whether you're a concerned parent or a medical professional looking to better understand this condition, this episode offers valuable insight from a leading expert.  If you have concerns about tethered cord syndrome or want to explore treatment options, contact Dr. Kaveh Asadi and the team at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute to schedule a consultation.

What does it take to bounce back from an ACL tear or a meniscus injury? In this episode, we're joined by fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon and team sports medicine physician, Dr. Zachary McVicker, who specializes in minimally invasive, arthroscopic surgery of the hip, knee, shoulder, and elbow. As the physician for Oxbridge Academy's athletic teams, Dr. McVicker brings firsthand insight into treating high-performing athletes and active individuals. He breaks down what really happens when the ACL or meniscus is injured, how surgical repair has evolved, and what patients can expect from recovery and rehab. Whether you're on the sidelines, in the OR, or navigating your own knee injury, this conversation covers the science, the strategy, and the return to movement. 

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. Aaron Huser explores Multiple Hereditary Exostosis (MHE)—a rare genetic condition characterized by the growth of multiple benign bone tumors, known as osteochondromas. Dr. Huser explains how MHE is diagnosed, the most common symptoms in children, and how early orthopedic care can improve quality of life and mobility. He also shares when surgery may be necessary, and how specialized centers like the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute help guide families through long-term care. Whether you're a parent, provider, or advocate, this episode offers critical insight into a complex condition that requires expert care and compassionate support. 🔗 Learn more at paleyinstitute.org or call (561) 650-4486 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Huser. #MHE #MultipleHereditaryExostosis #PediatricOrthopedics #PaleyPodcast #BoneTumors #RareDisease

Join sports medicine orthopedic surgeon Dr. Zachary McVicker as he breaks down hip labral tears—a common yet often misunderstood cause of hip pain in athletes and active individuals. In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Dr. McVicker discusses how labral tears occur, how they're diagnosed, and the latest minimally invasive techniques to treat them, including hip arthroscopy. From symptoms to surgical solutions, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of what it takes to restore function, reduce pain, and return to movement. #HipLabralTear #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #HipArthroscopy #PaleyPodcast #AthleteRecovery

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, orthopedic sports medicine surgeon Dr. Matthew Stiebel explores the latest innovations in knee surgery that are transforming recovery for athletes and active individuals. From the BEAR Implant(Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair) to the MISHA™ Knee System for medial compartment osteoarthritis, and patellofemoral stabilization techniques to prevent dislocations, Dr. Stiebel shares how these advancements are improving outcomes and getting patients back in action faster. Whether you're a weekend warrior, elite athlete, or healthcare provider, this episode dives into what's next in sports medicine. #SportsMedicine #KneeSurgery #BEARImplant #MISHA #Patellofemoral #Orthopedics #PaleyPodcast

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Dr. Aaron Huser, pediatric orthopedic surgeon at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, discusses pseudoachondroplasia—an inherited skeletal dysplasia that affects bone growth and joint function. Dr. Huser breaks down how the condition is diagnosed, the differences from other forms of dwarfism, and the orthopedic challenges patients face over time. Learn about modern surgical interventions, growth modulation options, and how a multidisciplinary approach can help children with pseudoachondroplasia move through life with confidence. Whether you're a provider, parent, or patient, this episode offers insights into compassionate, cutting-edge care for a rare condition. #Orthopedics #RareDisease #SkeletalDysplasia #PaleyPodcast #Pseudoachondroplasia

Getting the right treatment at the right time can make all the difference when it comes to managing spine and joint pain. In this episode, Drs. Anthony Giuffrida, Benjamin Westerhaus, Roshan Chattlani, and John Gallagher from the Interventional Spine & Pain Team explain how experience, skill, and protocols shape outcomes—and why not all pain care is created equal. You'll learn: What interventional pain management really means How expert hands and evidence-based protocols lead to better results The importance of timing in selecting procedures like epidural injections, nerve blocks, and ablation How personalized care plans help patients avoid chronic pain cycles or unnecessary surgery Whether you're newly diagnosed or exploring options after failed treatments, this conversation highlights why expertise in interventional spine and pain care matters.

In this episode, renowned hand, wrist, and elbow surgeon Dr. Keith Raskin breaks down everything you need to know about Golfer's Elbow (medial epicondylitis) and Tennis Elbow (lateral epicondylitis)—two of the most common causes of elbow pain in active adults. With over 30 years of surgical experience and a personal passion for the game, Dr. Raskin—named one of America's Top Doctor Golfers by Golf Digest—shares valuable insight into: What causes golfer's elbow and tennis elbow How to recognize symptoms early and prevent further damage When rest, physical therapy, or injections can help When surgery becomes the right option How to safely return to sports and everyday activity Now seeing patients at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach, FL, Dr. Raskin brings a rare blend of elite clinical experience and firsthand understanding of the athlete's mindset. If you're struggling with elbow pain, grip weakness, or overuse injuries, this episode offers expert advice on getting back to the activities you love—without compromising long-term joint health.

In this episode, Drs. Anthony Giuffrida, Ben Westerhaus, Roshan Chattlani, and John Gallagher, from the Interventional Spine & Pain Team dive into the benefits of conservative care for back and neck pain—and why less can often be more. They discuss: How expert physical therapists play a critical role in recovery When physical therapy is the right first step before considering surgery What sets spine-focused PTs apart in diagnosing and treating pain Why early, targeted interventions can help patients avoid unnecessary procedures If you're dealing with spine pain and wondering if surgery is your only option, this episode offers real insight into non-surgical solutions that prioritize long-term function and pain relief.    

In this episode, world-renowned hand surgeon Dr. Keith Raskin breaks down everything you need to know about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)—from early warning signs to advanced treatment options. With over three decades of experience in hand, wrist, and elbow surgery, Dr. Raskin shares expert insight on what causes carpal tunnel, how to distinguish it from other types of hand or wrist pain, and when to consider surgical vs. non-surgical solutions. You'll learn: Common symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome What makes CTS more common in certain professions and age groups When bracing, therapy, or injections may help When surgery is the right next step—and what recovery looks like How to prevent long-term nerve damage and loss of hand function Now practicing at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach, FL, Dr. Raskin brings unparalleled experience treating athletes, musicians, surgeons, and individuals whose careers rely on healthy hands. Whether you're dealing with numbness, tingling, or wrist pain, this episode provides trustworthy information—and hope—for those living with carpal tunnel syndrome.

In this episode, Dr. Arun Hariharan, Pediatric Orthopedic & Spine Surgeon, sits down with Meredith Weiss, a leading expert in non-operative care for children with scoliosis, to discuss how the Schroth Method can help patients manage scoliosis without surgery. The Schroth Method is a proven conservative exercise approach that uses 3-D correction of the spine, helping patients improve posture, strength, and alignment through personalized, scoliosis-specific exercises (PSSE). Meredith explains how these exercises are tailored to each patient's unique curve pattern, physical ability, and age—and how they work alongside a multidisciplinary care plan to slow curve progression and improve quality of life. As an advanced Schroth-certified therapist, an International Teacher in the SSOL-Schroth Method, and one of only five active teachers of PSSE in the U.S., Meredith shares her insights into how families can benefit from conservative scoliosis management, what makes Schroth Therapy so effective, and what parents should look for in an expert physical therapist. This conversation is a must-listen for parents, patients, and clinicians interested in non-surgical scoliosis treatment and the power of mind-body integration in spinal health.

n this special episode, Dr. Arun Hariharan, Pediatric Orthopedic & Spine Surgeon, sits down with Dr. Jennifer Miller, renowned pediatric endocrinologist, researcher, and expert at University of Florida on  Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) to discuss the complex care needs for children and families affected by this rare genetic condition. Together, they explore: What Prader-Willi Syndrome is and how it affects growth, hormones, and spine health How endocrine management plays a critical role in improving outcomes Why children with PWS are at increased risk for scoliosis and other orthopedic conditions How families and care teams work together to make informed decisions about spine surgery when needed What to expect from multidisciplinary care and long-term management If you're a parent, caregiver, or clinician looking to better understand how to care for children with Prader-Willi Syndrome—from medical therapy to spine care and surgical planning—this conversation offers valuable insights and hope.

What exactly is the rotator cuff—and why is it one of the most commonly injured areas in the shoulder, especially in active and aging adults? In this episode, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Casey Beleckas breaks down the anatomy of the rotator cuff, the most frequent causes of injury, and how to know if you've torn it. From overuse injuries in athletes to degenerative tears in older adults, Dr. Beleckas explains why the rotator cuff is so vulnerable—and what treatment options are available. You'll learn: The anatomy of the rotator cuff The signs and symptoms of a rotator cuff tear When physical therapy can help and when surgery might be necessary What recovery and rehabilitation look like Dr. Beleckas is a fellowship-trained shoulder and elbow surgeon with advanced training from the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, where she now practices. With a strong background in research and patient-centered care, she helps demystify rotator cuff injuries and offers practical advice for anyone dealing with shoulder pain. If you're wondering whether you need surgery or what to expect from recovery, this episode will give you expert answers—and peace of mind.

Tearing a biceps tendon can happen in an instant, and knowing what to do next is critical. In this episode of The Paley Podcast, Dr. Jonathan Levy, upper extremity orthopedic surgeon at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida, breaks down everything you need to know about biceps tendon ruptures, including the difference between shoulder (proximal) and elbow (distal) injuries, when surgery is necessary, and what recovery really looks like. Dr. Levy explains the signs of a torn biceps tendon, how injuries are diagnosed, and why early treatment of distal biceps tears, especially in the elbow, is essential to restoring strength and function. He also discusses the latest surgical techniques like biceps tenodesis and cortical button fixation, how to know if you need an MRI, and what to expect in rehab. Whether you're an active adult, an athlete, or someone recovering from a sudden workplace injury, this episode offers expert insight into how to manage biceps injuries, avoid long-term weakness, and get back to your daily life. If you've experienced a biceps tear or are dealing with persistent shoulder or elbow pain, don't wait! Visit paleyinstitute.org to schedule a consultation with Dr. Levy. Call 561-922-9112 to speak with our team directly.

In Part 2 of our series on clubfoot, we shift from medical expertise to lived experience as Elana, a mother of two daughters born with bilateral clubfoot, shares her family's powerful journey. From the initial diagnosis to navigating casting, bracing, and sleepless nights, Elana opens up about the emotional challenges, the victories—big and small—and the importance of finding a provider who truly understands the condition. She reflects on the critical role early intervention played in her daughters' success, the learning curve of caring for newborns in casts, and how the Ponseti method gave her family hope. Elana also offers heartfelt advice for parents facing a similar path, emphasizing the value of strong support systems, trusted care, and staying informed. This episode is a reminder that behind every diagnosis is a deeply human story. Whether you're a parent seeking guidance or simply want to understand the patient experience, Elana's story will leave you feeling inspired and empowered. If you missed Part 1, be sure to check out our conversation with Dr. Mitzi Williams for expert insight on the causes and treatment of clubfoot. To learn more or request a consultation, visit paleyinstitute.org.

Clubfoot affects thousands of babies each year, and for many parents, the diagnosis brings a wave of questions and uncertainty. In Part 1 of this series, Dr. Mitzi Williams, pediatric foot and ankle surgeon at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, shares expert insight into what causes clubfoot, how it's diagnosed, and why early treatment is so important. You'll learn: – What causes clubfoot and how it's detected (including during pregnancy) – Why the Ponseti method is the gold standard in treatment – What the process looks like—from casting to bracing to long-term care – What happens if treatment is delayed or the condition recurs – How families can find support and trusted care Whether you're a new parent, adoptive family, or healthcare provider, this episode offers reassurance, clarity, and expert guidance. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we'll hear a powerful story from a mother whose daughters were both born with clubfoot.

Is shoulder pain keeping you up at night or holding you back from the activities you love? In this episode of The Paley Podcast, we're joined by Dr. Jonathan Levy, a nationally recognized shoulder and elbow surgeon at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, for an in-depth look at shoulder replacement surgery—and what it can truly do for your quality of life. Dr. Levy breaks down everything you need to know: – When it's time to consider surgery – The difference between anatomic and reverse shoulder replacements – How surgical planning and technology have transformed outcomes – What recovery actually looks like (spoiler: it's not as painful as you might think!) – And why 90% of his patients report improved sleep and return to activity after surgery Whether you're just starting to explore your options or looking for expert insight, this episode offers a clear, honest look at one of the most effective solutions for shoulder pain. Ready to take the next step? Visit paleyinstitute.org

In this powerful episode, we dive into the lived experience and clinical realities of skeletal dysplasia—a rare condition that affects bone growth and body structure. Dr. David Feldman, world-renowned pediatric orthopedic surgeon at the Paley Institute, shares medical insight on treatment options, including limb lengthening and managing complex deformities. Joining him are two extraordinary voices: Kristen DeAndrade, founder of the Little Legs Big Heart Foundation, and Jennifer Edwards, Family Liaison for Dr. Feldman. Together, they explore identity, advocacy, and the emotional journey behind the condition. Kristen shares her personal experience with limb lengthening, how it shaped her identity, and why she's fighting to create community and access for others. This episode is a heartfelt look at what it means to live with skeletal dysplasia—blending clinical expertise with personal empowerment, representation, and community-building. 🎧 Tune in to learn, reflect, and grow—one step at a time. #SkeletalDysplasia #LittlePeopleOfAmerica #LimbLengthening #DisabilityAdvocacy #OrthopedicCare #PaleyPodcast #DrDavidFeldman #LittleLegsBigHeart #RareDisease #PatientVoices #OrthopedicSurgery

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Casey Beleckas, fellowship-trained shoulder and elbow surgeon at the Levy Shoulder to Hand Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute. Dr. Beleckas shares expert insight on when to see a shoulder specialist, what symptoms to watch for, and how early intervention can improve outcomes. With specialized training in shoulder arthroplasty, rotator cuff repair, and complex upper extremity conditions, Dr. Beleckas explains the most common causes of shoulder pain, when non-surgical treatments are appropriate, and when surgery might be necessary. Whether you're dealing with shoulder instability, arthritis, or a rotator cuff tear, this conversation offers helpful guidance for patients, referring providers, and anyone interested in musculoskeletal health.

Join Drs. Anthony Giuffrida, Roshan Chhatlani, and Benjamin Westerhaus from Cantor Spine Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute as they discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for spinal stenosis. From Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach, our pain management experts share insights on managing spinal stenosis and helping patients regain mobility and quality of life. For more information, visit cantorspinecenter..com

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, we're joined by Dr. Craig Robbins, a nationally recognized pediatric orthopedic surgeon specializing in congenital and acquired limb deformities. Based at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida, Dr. Robbins shares expert insights on the diagnosis and treatment of knock knees (genu valgum) and bowlegs (genu varum)—two common pediatric conditions that can lead to long-term complications if left untreated. With decades of experience and advanced training in limb lengthening and deformity correction, Dr. Robbins discusses how modern orthopedic techniques, including guided growth and external fixation, are transforming outcomes for children and adults alike. Whether you're a parent, patient, or healthcare professional, this episode offers clear, compassionate guidance on when to seek care and what treatment options are available for angular limb deformities. Visit https://paleyinstitute.org for more information.  

In this episode, board-certified pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. Katherine Miller discusses fibular hemimelia, a rare congenital condition where part or all of the fibula bone is missing. Affecting only 1 in 40,000 births, fibular hemimelia often presents with limb length discrepancy, foot deformities, and knee instability—conditions that can greatly impact a child's mobility and development. Dr. Miller, who is part of the Limb Lengthening and Reconstruction Team at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, shares her insights on diagnosing fibular hemimelia, treatment options including limb lengthening surgery, and what parents can expect during the care journey. With specialized training in pediatric orthopedics and limb reconstruction, and global experience treating children in low-resource settings, Dr. Miller brings a compassionate and expert perspective to this complex condition. Whether you're a parent looking for answers, a caregiver exploring treatment options, or simply interested in learning more about pediatric limb differences, this episode provides helpful information and hope for families affected by fibular hemimelia. Visit PaleyInstitute.org to learn more.

Dr. Mitzi Williams is a pediatric foot and ankle specialist at the Dobbs Foot & Ankle Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida. She has been in practice since 2008, and prides herself not only in absolute quality but also compassionate medicine. She is one of the few pediatric foot and ankle specialists in the United States and treats children from all over the world. Dr. Williams has extensive experience in treating all foot conditions including clubfoot, vertical talus, metatarsus adductus, tarsal coalitions, pediatric flatfoot, neuromuscular conditions, and pediatric injuries. She too has great experience in treating children with sports related concerns, overuse injuries, and gait/walking concerns. Dr. Williams is an international speaker and has authored over 15 surgical textbook chapters and numerous original research publications. Over the years she too has authored children's books to empower and educate children on musculoskeletal conditions which you may find at her linked site here. As a surgeon and specialist, she welcomes children and their families to her practice. Learn more at https://paleyinstitute.org/mitzi-williams-dpm.

In this episode of the Paley Podcast, pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. Claire Shannon discusses the complexities of congenital limb deformities! Dr. Shannon shares her expertise on congenital disabilities affecting the arms and legs, including common conditions like fibular hemimelia and radial club hand. Learn about the causes, diagnoses, and innovative treatments to address these challenges, helping children achieve greater mobility and quality of life.  Tune in to hear how Dr. Shannon and her team are making a difference for patients with congenital limb deformities!  

Join the Paley Pod for an engaging episode featuring the pain management team at the Cantor Spine Center and the Paley Orthopedic Institute, including Drs. Anthony Giuffrida, Ben Westerhaus, and Roshan Chhatlani. In this episode, they explore the diverse paths that led the doctors to specialize in pain management, highlighting their unique backgrounds and the challenges they've faced along the way. The discussion focuses on the difference between traditional pain management and interventional spine treatment, emphasizing the commitment to targeting the root causes of pain rather than just managing symptoms. Tune in as they share personal stories, insights from their experiences during the COVID pandemic, and the importance of continuous education in the medical field. Whether you're a medical professional, a student, or someone interested in pain management, this episode offers valuable perspectives and a glimpse into the dedication of the team to improve patient outcomes.

Welcome back to the Paley Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the world of upper extremity surgery with renowned Orthopedic surgeons from the Paley Orthopedic and Spine Institute, Drs. Jonathan Levy and Andrew Lovy. Join us as they discuss their expertise in treating conditions affecting the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand, and the minimally invasive techniques they use to restore function and enhance the quality of life for their patients. Listeners will gain insights into the types of patients they treat, the conditions they specialize in, and the innovative solutions available at the Levy Shoulder to Hand Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute. If you or someone you know is dealing with upper extremity issues, this conversation is a must-listen! Tune in to learn more about the dedication of these surgeons and how they are changing lives through advanced surgical care.  

Join us for an enlightening episode as we sit down with Drs. Anthony Giuffrida and Roshan Chhatlani, Interventional Pain & Spine specialists at Cantor Spine Center at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In this episode, Drs. Giuffrida and Chhatlani share their expert insights on the latest advancements in pain management and spine care. Discover the cutting-edge techniques and treatments they employ to alleviate pain and improve the quality of life for their patients. From minimally invasive procedures to innovative pain management strategies, this episode is packed with valuable information for healthcare professionals and patients alike. Tune in to hear firsthand to hear about the future of interventional pain and spine care. Whether you're a medical professional looking to expand your knowledge or someone seeking effective pain relief solutions, this episode is not to be missed. Available now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

In this episode, we delve into the transformative treatments for children with cerebral palsy. Join us as we host Dr. Matthew Dobbs and Dr. Kaveh Asadi, renowned specialists in pediatric orthopedics and neurosurgery at Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute. They explore the significant advancements and outcomes in treating spasticity and mobility issues following a selective dorsal rhizotomy (SDR). Drs. Dobbs and Asadi will discuss the intricacies of percutaneous soft tissue release, a minimally invasive procedure designed to reduce spasticity and improve muscle function. This technique is often employed after SDR, a surgical procedure aimed at reducing spasticity in children with cerebral palsy. Our experts will explain how these interventions work together to enhance patient mobility and quality of life. Throughout the episode, the doctors will share their insights on: The selection process for SDR and identifying candidates for subsequent soft tissue interventions. The technical aspects of percutaneous soft tissue release and how it complements the effects of SDR. Real-world outcomes and improvements observed in patients post-treatment. Future directions in the treatment of spasticity in pediatric patients. This discussion will not only shed light on cutting-edge treatments but also offer hope and information to families considering these procedures for their children. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a student, or a parent, this episode will provide valuable perspectives on managing cerebral palsy with innovative surgical techniques.

In our inaugural episode, Drs. Dror Paley and David Campell journey through the history of limb lengthening and the evolution of Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute, charting the Institute's path from a humble beginning to becoming an international beacon for complex pediatric orthopedic and neurosurgical care.   Learn about Dr. Dror Paley's groundbreaking work, the Paley team's dedication to advancing medical treatment, and our mission to provide unparalleled care for patients across the globe. We'll also share inspiring stories of lives changed through innovative procedures, and reveal how our commitment to individualized patient care and medical education is revolutionizing the orthopedic and neurosurgical landscape. Tune in for an intimate look at the heart of Paley Care.   Visit PaleyInstitute.org to learn more.