Not all joint implants are created equal. A knee surgeon breaks down what really matters when it comes to implant materials, how long they last, and why some marketing claims don’t hold up.
Is a partial knee replacement the right call — or a half-measure? Dr. Schultz weighs the pros and cons of this increasingly popular procedure.
When is it truly time for surgery? Dr. Schultz shares the five signs that helped him make the hardest decision of his life — and how to know if you’re ready too.
Robotic surgery is transforming joint replacement. Dr. Schultz explores how technology is changing the operating room — and what it means for patients.
Can artificial intelligence outperform a real surgeon? Dr. Schultz puts AI to the test and shares what the results mean for the future of orthopedic surgery.
Cortisone, PRP, stem cells, hyaluronic acid — which injections actually work? Dr. Schultz breaks down what surgeons really think about each one.
Anterior, posterior, lateral — do surgical approaches really matter, or is it all marketing? Dr. Schultz exposes the myths behind hip and knee surgery approaches.
A routine skin check revealed something Dr. Schultz never expected — a basal cell carcinoma he couldn’t even see. Here’s how it was found and what he learned.
Your doctor accepts Medicare, but getting an appointment feels impossible. Dr. Schultz breaks down why Medicare access is shrinking and what patients can do about it.
One common orthopedic diagnosis may be given far too often. Dr. Schultz breaks down the condition, the controversy, and what patients should know before accepting a label.
Are too many knee replacements being performed? Dr. Schultz examines the data and explains how to know if surgery is truly necessary — or if you’re being overtreated.
