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The PRP Paradox: Popular Treatment, Limited Data
Discussion about using PRP for glenohumeral osteoarthritis

Derick Davis, MD
Jun 193 min read


On Intrathecal Pumps and Early Attendinghood
This article reflects on how perceptions of intrathecal pumps can evolve with experience and education. The author entered pain medicine having been warned to avoid pumps altogether, but through fellowship training, mentorship, and exposure to patients who benefited from the therapy, developed a more nuanced understanding of their role. While acknowledging the legitimate controversies and risks surrounding intrathecal drug delivery, the author argues that young pain physician

Jacob Lurie, MD, MPH
Jun 192 min read
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