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Meniscus surgeries are among the most common orthopedic procedures performed today — but do they really work?
In this first episode of Live Better Without Surgery, Dr. Joe Albano dives into why he calls it the “terrible, horrible, no good, very bad meniscus surgery.” Drawing from his medical training, peer-reviewed research, and years of experience in regenerative orthopedics, Dr. Albano breaks down what’s wrong with the standard surgical approach — and how advanced orthobiologic treatments like PRP, bone marrow, and fat tissue therapy can offer better outcomes and faster recovery.
00:00 — Introduction: The “terrible, horrible, no good, very bad” meniscus surgery
01:10 — Why meniscus surgeries are so common
02:18 — A look inside the meniscus: anatomy, blood supply, and healing
05:45 — What happens when a meniscus tear doesn’t heal
07:10 — Why steroid injections and anti-inflammatories can do more harm than good
09:45 — Surgery vs. Physical Therapy: what the studies really show
14:20 — The shocking results of sham surgery trials
17:05 — Why meniscectomy increases your risk for arthritis and knee replacement
19:50 — Safer alternatives: PRP, fat, and bone marrow therapy
23:30 — Real-world outcomes from DataBiologics
28:00 — How ultrasound guidance improves precision and results
30:15 — Case studies and long-term outcomes
33:30 — Final thoughts: Living better without surgery
Let’s explore how you can live better without surgery! 🌟
👉 Schedule a consultation with Dr. Albano to discuss your specific goals and find the safest, most effective path forward.
Host: Joe Albano, MD
Podcast: Live Better Without Surgery
Produced by: The Albano Clinic
Length: 34 minutes
Released: June 11, 2024
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