Fibular Nerve Hydrodissection With PRP - Foot Drop/Neuropathy
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Fibular nerve hydrodissection with Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a safe non-surgical treatment for foot drop and neuropathy. The hydrodissection frees up the compressed nerve while the PRP provides nerve growth factors. This stimulates nerve healing and improves nerve function. This procedure is performed by Dr. Sebastian, a Regenerative Medicine, Neuropathy specialist in Estero, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs (southwest Florida).
For more info: integrativereh...
Nerve hydrodissection is an effective treatments for neuropathy of all sorts (COVID neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, chemotherapy neuropathy, other)
🔻Schedule Your Consultation Today🔻
integrativereh...
💊Shop Our Favorite Supplements 💊
us.fullscript.com/welcome/irm
I hahe the same problem a drop foot and I haven't find I good doctor to help me I ben like this for 7 months I live in the Napa valley doctor and going to show this video to my doctor hope you know any clinic in the nort of California that do this tritment Gracias doctor 🙏
NOTE DICTORS HAVE HUGE EGOS SO DON'T BE SURPRISED IF THEY ROLL THEIR EYES AT YOU. IJS SO BE PREPARED FOR THAT.
Anyone perform this in cal
Dr.ashwani maichand Delhi
Eso es una ecografía para ver si tiene trombosis?
India's avelebal this tritment ????
PRP stands for platelet rich plasma
Thank you! and I have a question plais
Is there studys in pubmed Cochrane .....
Suppirtung
Is it possible to treat 3 years old foot drop due to accident by this technique
It depends on where the injury occured, then maybe
How many cc do you inject sir? And how much patient’s blood do you collect to prepare for PRP?
Hello Dr. Klisiewicz,
I suffer from foot pain, in the plantar area. According to the symptoms it looks like to be medial Plantar Neuropraxia (Jogger's foot neuralgia).
Is this procedure can be used to decompress or hydro dissect the medial Plantar nerve around the Knot of Henry ?
Thank you
we can use nerve hydrdissection to treat foot pain from medial plantar nerve compression. It may take a few treatments for best results. You may also benefit from therapy to strengthen the intrinsic foot muscles, correct any arch abnormalities.
integrativerehabmedicine.com/fort-myers-naples-cape-coral-fl-neuropathy-treatment/
@@sebastianklisiewiczintegra9805 Thank you for the reply. This plantar pains appears randomly after long walks or standing for long time on both feet. Underwent all tests: USG, X-ray, MRI, and came out OK, no damage, no heel spurs. Only the EMG test showed minor axonal damage to the medial plantar nerve. Orthopaedists conservative treatments including physiotherapy and shockwaves didn't help much. It looks like this nerve gets irritated or compressed somehow.
I will follow your advice. Thank you again
What’s your platelet dose?
Do you know of anyone performing this procedure in the Dallas/Fort Worth area?
Can this nerve be hurt or damage after total knee replacement???
the fibular nerve can be injured with any knee surgery, such as a total knee replacement. Nerve hydrdissection with PRP can be a safe and effective treatment for fibular nerve injury and foot drop. Consider a consultation to discuss in detail: integrativerehabmedicine.com/fort-myers-naples-cape-coral-fl-neuropathy-treatment/
This is really interesting I had something drop on my foot and wanted a prp injection for the nerve since it never fully healed , I knew I wanted the injection done right away. But I worried injecting into a nerve would be too painful since prp hurts (Iv had prp multiple times for other issues)
So around the nerve also works huh? Now is that necessary if the nerve is just compressed? Wouldn’t freeing it be enough? Also since prp is an irritant does that mean the nerve will be painful for a while after the injections and needs a typical prp healing time?
And do you check to see if the pain don’t nerve entrapment? Can you also see if it’s a disc issue causing nerve pains? My X-ray didn’t show disc issues but I did have them show up on mri . This is unrelated but I do question discs in other areas of my spine causing these issues for my leg.
Foot drop pobliem . Non- surgical,PRP treatment help.and procedure help.
why did'nt you use GFC ( Growth Factor Concentrate ) ? Acellular serum !
Nerve hydrodissection with PRP (and some dextrose) is very effective in treating neuropathy and foot drop. Once the PRP is injected, the platelets release growth factors (such as nerve growth factors) that will stimulate nerve regeneration. When done by a neuropathy/regenerative medicine expert with ultrasound guidance, this is safe and effective.
Watch my lecture on the science of PRP for neuropathy: ua-cam.com/video/to7k9BQ_3S4/v-deo.html
Do you know anyone doing this close to cheyenne wyoming or fort Collins Colorado?
Closest person I know is Tim Mazzola in Boulder.
Can you do injections for bilateral ulnar neuropathy in elbow to wrist
I have cubital tunnel and guyons canal surgery both arms
16 months ago
Nerve conduction studies 2 post op shows same moderate conduction drop
Symptoms pain numbness and weakness
Nerve hydrodissection is a very effective treatment for ulnar neuropathy at the elbow (cubital tunnel) and at the wrist (guyons canal). It may take several treatments for best results, this is an alternative to surgery but it can also be used after surgery if you did not get adequate relief. See for more details: integrativerehabmedicine.com/treatments-nerve-injections
I have a minor foot drop ankle weakness after brain hemorrhage will
This procedure help ?
Nerve hydrodissection is a great treatment for any peripheral nerve injuries such as foot drop from fibular nerve compression, radiculopathy (sciatica) or radial nerve palsy. It is not effective for weakness from brain i injury unless there is a co-exiting nerve compression.
integrativerehabmedicine.com/fort-myers-naples-cape-coral-fl-nerve-block-injections
@@sebastianklisiewiczintegra9805 ty for your reply-how do you determine if there is a nerve compression or just weakness from the brain hemorrhage? Will an MRI reveal that?
@@41capable A good physical exam, strength testing, reflex testing, and a nerve study would tell us the source of your foot drop (if there is any nerve damage in the extremities and spine). I don't think a Brain MRI would help at this time.
Please can you show as The Role of hydrodessection prp for sciatica??
is the PRP BEING USED VROM YHE PATIENT??
To make PRP, we collect the patient's blood and process it in a centrifuge. integrativerehabmedicine.com/fort-myers-naples-platelet-rich-plasma-treatment-injections
Do we someone doing that procedure in Los Angeles?
Sheldon Jordan in Santa Monica
Hi Dr, is PRP injection into the upper jaw area (just below and behind the ear) relatively safe?
PRP and/or prolotherapy are safe and effective treatment for jaw pain from TMJ.
integrativerehabmedicine.com/fort-myers-naples-platelet-rich-plasma-treatment-injections
Can this work for footdrop
nerve hydrodissection with PRP is an excellent treatment for foot drop. Watch my other videos to see some of the results: ua-cam.com/video/0zqyBagi6GY/v-deo.htmlsi=Dnbzt0tJzjwjTt0P