Breaking Barriers in Medicine: Recovery, Innovation, and the Opioid Crisis
There's a gradient of injury that we see time and time again, which is from front to back and superficial to deep. And the medication that I prescribe increases blood flow, which brings back the oxygen, and those cells that are what they call idling can be turned back on and there can be neurological recovery, and I've done it literally in thousands of cases since The Early 90s, including severe traumatic brain injury.
Ever wondered how innovative medical procedures can change lives? This episode of 'American Medicine Today' dives into that very topic. Hosted by Dr. Alfred Bonati, Kimberly Bermel, and Ethan Youker, the conversation kicks off with groundbreaking medical procedures and their impact on recovery from physical trauma. Dr. Bonati, the mastermind behind the Bonati spine procedures, shares his expertise on regaining neurological function after severe injuries.
The hosts then bring in a guest who narrates their inspiring journey from debilitating neck and back pain to a life of relief and mobility. The personal recovery stories don't just end there; they serve as a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with chronic pain. But that's not all. Chris Salcedo, a well-known talk show host and executive director of the Conservatives Hispanic Society, joins the discussion to tackle the pressing issue of the opioid epidemic.
He sheds light on how border security plays a crucial role in curbing the trafficking of fentanyl into the country. With a blend of medical innovation, heartfelt recovery stories, and critical political discussions, this episode offers a comprehensive look at some of the most urgent issues in healthcare today. Tune in to hear expert insights, personal anecdotes, and thought-provoking discussions that promise to leave you both informed and inspired.