Diagnostic ultrasound is a tool that uses sound waves to visualize structures inside the body and can aid in the diagnosis and treatment of various orthopedic complaints. It has been demonstrated to reduce the need for unnecessary imaging as well improve the efficacy of therapeutic treatments.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) utilizes high-energy sound waves to cause microscopic changes to the tissue structure which stimulates healing of ligaments, tendons, and bone.
Platelet rich plasma utilizes the growth factors and cytokines stored in the alpha-granules of platelets to promote healing through paracrine (close) and endocrine (distant) cell signaling which triggers fibroblast proliferation and type I collagen production resulting in faster healing times and return to activity.
Bone Marrow is a naturally occurring storage for stem cells. Similar to platelet rich plasma, BMAC utilizes paracrine (local) and endocrine (distant) signaling to promote homeostasis of the tissue environment it is placed, as well as provide regenerative properties unique to stem cells.
Tenex is a minimally-invasive alternative to conventional surgery that utilizes a blunt tool that uses ultrasonic energy at a frequency unique to diseased tissues that allows these tissues to be removed and replaced with connective tissue that promotes healing and reduces recovery time compared to traditional surgery and boasts a 90% success rate.
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