From the clinic
Teaching cases.
Real patterns from the athletes I treat, professional and elite competitors included, rebuilt as anonymized, fictionalized educational composites. Never an identifiable patient. Imaging appears only after de-identification QA.
Labral tear - professional pitcher
A hip labral tear in a throwing athlete, treated with ultrasound-guided Lipogems microfragmented adipose tissue.
- Presentation & history
- Imaging findings
- Procedure walkthrough
- Criteria-led recovery
Plantar fascia partial tear - competitive runner
A partial plantar fascia tear in a runner, treated with ultrasound-guided Lipogems and a graded return to running.
- Presentation & history
- MRI & ultrasound correlation
- Procedure walkthrough
- Criteria-led recovery
Runner's knee - patellar tendinopathy
Neovascular patellar tendinopathy with partial tear, treated with ultrasound-guided Lipogems and progressive tendon loading.
- Presentation & history
- Doppler ultrasound findings
- Procedure walkthrough
- Criteria-led recovery
Method
How the cases are built.
Every case is an educational composite drawn from real athletes treated in this practice. Presentations are anonymized and fictionalized; the medicine (technique details, volumes, and recovery milestones) stays true to confirmed protocols.
- Anonymized and fictionalized, never a real, identifiable patient
- No patient names, images, or identifiers without de-identification QA
- Procedure details and recovery timelines follow confirmed clinical protocols
- No efficacy promises, testimonials, or outcome guarantees
Questions
Wondering if your case fits one of these patterns?
A consultation starts with your history, your imaging, and your goals, not someone else's case.