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WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY – 3D BIO-PRINTERS – 10 8 22
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY – 3D BIO-PRINTERS – 10 8 22
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY – 3D BIO-PRINTERS – 10 8 22
Saturday 8th October 2022
Dr. Alfred Bonati critiques 'failed back surgery' on 'American Medicine Today Radio', offering insights into why many procedures fail and better alternatives.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Alfred Bonati on Why Some Back Surgeries Miss the Mark
The major problem is a combination of three bad things. One is: you really need to understand the biomechanics of the spine before really you treat somebody. Okay, and you need to understand where is the problem so you can correct the problem. If you don't know where the problem is, I don't care what you put there. That's not going to work.
Ever wondered why some back surgeries leave patients in more pain than before? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today Radio', Dr. Alfred Bonati, a globally recognized orthopedic surgeon, takes a critical look at the phenomenon of 'failed back surgery'. He explains that many surgeries go wrong because the surgeons don’t fully grasp the biomechanics of the spine or the exact issue they need to address. Dr.
Bonati discusses how different types of spinal fusions often fall short, largely due to the industry's emphasis on using complex instruments rather than focusing on the actual outcomes of these procedures. He passionately argues that understanding the root cause of spinal problems is essential before any surgical intervention. Dr. Bonati also introduces alternative methods to traditional surgery that could offer better results for those suffering from chronic back pain.
If you're considering spinal surgery, this episode is a must-listen to arm yourself with the knowledge you need to make an informed decision.