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Dr. Michael Torres, MDTop contributorSample

Sports Medicine · Ultrasound-guided procedures·52m·Sports Medicine·

Interesting PRP case from this week. Patient with chronic lateral epicondylitis after failed PT and two steroid injections. Went with a single ultrasound-guided LP-PRP injection plus a progressive eccentric loading program — first time I've seen grip strength move this early.…

Case study · Sports MedicineImproving
Chronic lateral epicondylitis after failed conservative care
Patient profile
Age 40–49 · Lateral elbow pain for 14 months, dominant arm. Failed 12 weeks of PT and two corticosteroid injections; symptoms returned within 6 weeks of each.
Clinical approach
Single ultrasound-guided leukocyte-poor PRP injection with needle fenestration, then a progressive eccentric loading program.
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Second injection at week 12, or keep loading and reassess?

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Baseline → Week 8

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Pain 7/10 → 3/10 at week 8. Grip strength improving; back to full work duties.
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Dr. Marcus Webb, DO

I'd hold. When loading compliance is good the curve keeps bending through months 4–6. I reassess at 16 weeks before offering a second injection.

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Chief Medical Officer, Cardinal Peak · 9 locations·18m·Medical Directors·

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Genuinely curious after our pilot: where is ambient AI documentation actually saving your clinicians time?

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New in the library: in-plane vs. out-of-plane for ultrasound-guided knee injections. When each approach earns its place, probe positioning, and the three mistakes I see most in teaching sessions.

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Six months into moving our hypertension follow-ups to two-week home BP check-ins with nurse outreach. Sharing our aggregate numbers: the share of our panel at goal went from 48% to 67%. Happy to share the outreach script.

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The nurse-outreach piece is so underrated. What's your call volume per RN per week?

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How are you structuring measurement-based care in telepsych follow-ups? We run PHQ-9 and GAD-7 every visit, but I'm seeing survey fatigue by month three. Has anyone moved to a monthly cadence — and did it change your treatment decisions?

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