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  • Biologic Treatments in Orthopedics – 2023 Update

    There are many current and future biologic treatment options for musculoskeletal problems. In this community service lecture, Dr. Husain discusses current biologic treatment options including platelet rich plasma, stem cell treatment, and others.



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  • Biologic Treatments in Orthopedics-2020 Update

    There are many current and future biologic treatment options for musculoskeletal problems. In this community service lecture, Dr. Husain discusses current biologic treatment options including platelet rich plasma, stem cell treatment, and others.



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  • Shoulder and Elbow Injuries in Baseball

    Baseball is one of the most demanding sports on the shoulder and elbow. In order to throw properly without injury, there is a complex interplay between muscle groups of the trunk, upper and lower body. Power is generated rom the lower body in contact with the ground and passed along the kinetic chain, which consists of interrelated groups of body segments, connecting joints, the spine and muscles. A substantial amount of force is generated hich ultimately passes through the shoulder and elbow during the phases of a baseball throw, from winding up to ball release. Each throwing phase imparts a different set of movements and loads on the upper extremity which can cause a myriad of different problems depending on the specific details involved.



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  • Stem Cell and Platelet Therapy for Orthopedics: 2018 Update – What you Should Know

    Future Trends in Stem Cell and Platelet Therapy for Orthopedics by Dr Asghar Husain (Board certified Orthopedic Surgeon in Rancho Cucamonga.



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  • Meniscus Tears. Do they all need surgery?

    The knee meniscus is a C-shaped structure made of fibrocartilage which functions as a shock absorber during daily activities. It is located within the knee between the top bone (femur) and the bottom bone (tibia). There, it not only protects the lining of the knee (hyaline cartilage) by its cushioning effect, but also protects the ligaments of the knee by acting as a stabilizer.


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