Weekly Education Broadcast live- 20200720

by | Jul 20, 2020

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Weekly Education Broadcast live- 20200720

-Bone Spurs, when are they significant?
-Instability and Regenerative medicine.
-Cases where bone spurs are not significant and can just be followed.
-Cases where treating can be helpful- calcific tendinitis, tendon impingement.

Live Weekly educational meeting for the team at Chicago Arthritis and Regenerative Medicine where we discuss the basics of what we do for arthritis, tendinitis, injuries, and back pain.
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***About this video***
In this video Siddharth Tambar MD from Chicago Arthritis and Regenerative Medicine discusses bone spurs and pain.