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Artificial Intelligence-enabled systems that interpret radiologic studies are advancing to the point where they often match the best radiologists in the world. And they are getting better every day. From CT scans to MRIs, angiograms to Doppler studies, the data captured is digital—and digital data can be read by machines.Â
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EXPERIENCED Physical Therapist wanted to join the team at our San Francisco orthopaedic, sports medicine clinic–The Stone Clinic. Come to work in a unique cutting edge, concierge-style clinic, the only multidisciplinary office combining medicine, rehabilitation and research under one roof.Â
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Swimming pools are like boats and golf clubs. The average boat is used 14 days a year, as is the average set of golf clubs. They look good and are expensive, yet they are largely ignored. Here is why you should get wet.
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Motocross accident as a teenager tore up his knee. The meniscus cartilage was removed. 3 orthopedic surgeons told him to slow down because he was too young for a knee replacement. In 1997 came to Stone Clinic for Articular paste graft - after 2 months he was pain free for the first time in years. Later had a meniscus replacement. 5 years of heavy sports, snowboarding, riding bike. Another accident, fixed again with an articular cartilage paste graft. Later again, another accident, tore his meniscus, (chasing nephew)Fixed again. Now 10 years later and all is going well.
In her early 50s, Cathrine from Canada was told that her only option was a total knee replacement. A knee injury in her 20s had led to painful osteoarthritis. "I thought there was nothing else for me..." She traveled to San Francisco and Dr. Stone helped her avoid a total knee replacement with a series of procedures to rebuild her knee naturally. Her advice," Don't stay with the pain, there are options...It's the best thing I ever did"
Cheryl, now 54 has had a few knee operations with us. In 2007 she was told by another surgeon she would need total knee replacement surgery. She has not needed this, even after subsequent knee injuries. In 2007 she had an Articular Cartilage paste graft. In 2009, after a baseball injury, she needed a partial ACL replacement and posterolateral corner reconstruction and in 2011, she needed a meniscus replacement. " I just couldn't be happier with Dr. Stone, his forward thinking and the professional staff here".
