Evidence-based medicine and real-world results — what actually matters in your clinical decisions?
See What the Data Isn’t Telling You → Visit my Website : https://pxllnk.co/AD/BOBsite

This content is designed for doctors and healthcare professionals exploring orthobiologics, but patients and curious learners are absolutely welcome to follow along and learn.

In this episode of Convos in Regen, hosted by Dr. Ariana DeMers with guest Dr. Dwight Lin, the conversation tackles one of the biggest tensions in modern orthobiologics: balancing evidence-based medicine with real-world clinical outcomes.

Doctors are often caught between published data and what they’re actually seeing in practice—especially when it comes to platelet rich plasma therapy and other regenerative treatments. This discussion dives into how to interpret PRP results, when to trust emerging data, and how to think critically about orthopedic innovation without losing clinical integrity.
You’ll gain insight into how experienced providers navigate uncertainty, build confidence in their protocols, and ultimately deliver better outcomes using orthobiologics in the real world.

Building a successful cash-based orthobiologic practice is not a single decision. It is a series of the right decisions made in the right order. The Business of Orthobiologics offers three distinct programs designed to meet physicians at different stages of readiness — whether you are just beginning to explore PRP, ready to build a full practice system, or committed to going all-in on a comprehensive transformation.

Learn More here: https://thebusinessoforthobiologics.com/programs-explanation 

_______________________________________________________

Follow us and subscribe to our links below ⏬⏬⏬

Website: businessoforthobiologics.com
Apple Podcast: apple.co/3Azvt3R
Spotify: spoti.fi/3oICYmh
Youtube: bit.ly/drariana

Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör Ariana De Mers. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Ariana De Mers och inte av, eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.