Dr. Badia In The News

New Yorker Of The Year: Dr. Alejandro Badia, Wearing Many Hats In Orthopedics

New York, NY -– Alejandro Badia, M.D., F.A.C.S. is a hand and upper extremity surgeon, author and healthcare entrepreneur with […]

Changing The Field Of Orthopedics

After years of experience in the field, Dr. Badia concluded that sometimes a traditional emergency room could cause more harm to a patient than good when helping them with an orthopedic injury.

The problem with emergency rooms is that they are not ideal for fewer injuries or certainly complaints of joint pain, for example,” shared Alejandro Badia, MD, board-certified hand, wrist, and upper extremity orthopedic surgeon with Badia Hand to Shoulder Center in Florida.”

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Shockwave Therapy (EPAT): A Non-Surgical Treatment Option for Pain

As published on PPM News: The EPAT treatment doesn’t leave scars, requires no anesthesia, and has no down time.
August 24, 2021

For frozen shoulder, the treatment not only breaks up the fibrous tissue that is restricting the movement of shoulder but it stimulates blood flow which facilitates pain relief and healing, too.”

Is It Time for Orthopedics To Be Considered a Primary Care Specialty?

As published on South Florida Hospital News: “Tips for Seniors to Minimize Effects of Age on Bones and Joints”
August 4, 2021

Don’t ignore those chronic aches and pains. Like unrepaired, leaking faucets, they likely will become only worse with age. Avoid the hospital emergency room unless you suspect a hip fracture or have an open wound, or family practice doctor’s office and, instead, seek out an orthopedic specialist for examination…” Dr. Badia says.

Discussion On the Shortcomings of Traditional Orthopedic Drilling

As published on Bonezone: “Surgical Drilling: Surgeon Perspective on Improving Care Standards”
July 19, 2021

One major hazard of drilling not discussed was the issue of plunging. Plunging occurs when the drill bit penetrates beyond the far cortex of the bone. This presents a risk of “plunging” into critical structures such as nerves or vessels. In standard orthopedic drilling, surgeons depend on tactile and auditory feedback to know when to halt progression of the drill. Between doctors, patients…