What is genicular artery embolization? A plain-English guide
The outpatient procedure that treats the inflammation behind knee arthritis pain — through a pinhole, not an incision.
Patient resources
Health articles, written by physicians.
Plain English, no scare tactics, and transparent about every option — including the ones we don’t offer. These are the first articles planned for the new site.
These first articles are being written now — publishing over the coming weeks.
All Knee & Joints Women’s Health Hemorrhoids Your Visit
Knee & Joints
“Bone on bone” doesn’t have to mean surgery.
It’s the most common phrase patients bring into our office — and the start of the wrong conversation. What an X-ray can tell you, what it can’t, and the questions worth asking before anyone schedules a joint replacement.
Knee & Joints
Knee & Joints
Why image guidance changes everything about knee injections
Blind injections miss their target more often than you’d think. Here’s what changes when the needle is guided in real time.
Women’s Health
Uterine fibroids: every option on the table, compared
Hysterectomy, myomectomy, medication, embolization — what each one actually involves, and who each is right for.
Women’s Health
Adenomyosis is real — and hysterectomy isn’t the only answer
The condition behind years of “bad periods” no one could explain, and the uterus-sparing treatment most women never hear about.
Women’s Health
UFE and fertility: what the research actually says
What randomized trials show about pregnancy after fibroid embolization — and what we tell women who want to keep that option open.
Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoid treatment without the parts you’re dreading
A quiet explanation of hemorrhoid artery embolization: no cutting, no miserable recovery — and the exam happens while you’re sedated.
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