Building a Legacy: A Conversation with Dr. Dror Paley

Pain Management Series Part 2: Neuromodulation & Biologics - Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS), PRP & Stem Cell Therapy

In part two, we explore the future of pain care including spinal cord stimulation, PRP, and regenerative medicine. Learn how modern therapies are helping reduce chronic pain, improve function, and move beyond temporary relief.

Pain Management Series Part 1: Basivertebral Nerve Ablation for Chronic Low Back Pain

Could your chronic low back pain be coming from inside the vertebrae? In part one of this series, our interventional pain management specialists explain basivertebral nerve ablation (BVN), an innovative minimally invasive treatment designed for patients with vertebrogenic back pain linked to Modic changes on MRI.

Episode 2: Innovations in Shoulder Replacement

Dr. Levy dives into the high-tech world of shoulder replacement, exploring how computer-assisted surgery is removing the guesswork from the operating room. From virtual reality (VR) to robotic arms, this episode covers how surgeons are using digital tools to plan for 100% of their cases before they even pick up a scalpel. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org [http://paleyinstitute.org/]

Episode 1: The Evolution of Rotator Cuff Repair

In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Levy discusses the transition from "mechanical" fixes to "biological" solutions in treating complex rotator cuff tears. He shares how the field has moved from open surgeries to minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, and why the focus is shifting from simply adding more anchors to improving the patient's actual capacity to heal. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org [http://paleyinstitute.org/]

Pediatric Toe Deformities: Curly Toes Explained

Many pediatric toe conditions are more common - and more treatable - than most parents realize. In this episode of the Paley Podcast, Dr. Mitzi Williams explores congenital toe deformities, with a focus on one of the most frequently seen conditions: curly toes. She explains how these conditions develop, when they may improve naturally, and how to determine when intervention is the right approach. Dr. Williams also discusses how growth plays a critical role in treatment decisions, why early evaluation can prevent more complex issues later on, and how minimally invasive procedures can offer simple, effective solutions with predictable outcomes. This episode is a valuable guide for parents seeking clarity on pediatric foot development and understanding when to monitor versus when to act. Learn more or schedule a consultation: paleyinstitute.org [http://paleyinstitute.org/]