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Orthobiologics are everywhere, on social media, in patient questions, and in clinical marketing, but clear, evidence-based guidance is harder to find. Between exaggerated claims and inconsistent protocols, many clinicians are left wondering what actually works, for whom, and how orthobiologics should be responsibly integrated into patient care.
That is exactly what this webinar is designed to address.
Hosted by Chattanooga®, a brand of Enovis™ committed to education, clinical research, and advancing evidence-based rehabilitation, this discussion brings together an exceptional panel of nationally recognized experts to clarify the science, challenge misconceptions, and share clinical best practices.
Featuring an Expert Panel:
With decades of combined clinical, research, and educational leadership, including over 195 peer-reviewed publications between the Harvard faculty alone, this panel offers a rare, balanced perspective grounded in real-world practice.
What You'll Gain from This Webinar
Whether you are a physical therapist, chiropractor, athletic trainer, or a physician exploring non-operative musculoskeletal care, this session will help you cut through the noise and focus on what matters most, delivering informed, ethical, and effective patient care.
Why Chattanooga®
Come and join us for one of our highly popular recurring webinars! Enhancing our collective knowledge base relies on being well-informed about the latest research in photobiomodulation (PBM).
In this captivating on-demand webinar, Brian Pryor, PhD, delves into recent PBM studies published since 2022. The webinar explores various subjects, such as the impact of lasers on different tendinopathies, the effects of high intensity laser treatments on MSK dysfunction, and the effectiveness of using multiple wavelengths compared to a single wavelength for treating shoulder disorders.
By attending, you will gain a deeper comprehension of the most up-to-date literature, receive answers to frequently asked laser-related questions posed to Enovis' medical education team, and discover methods to achieve improved outcomes in pain reduction and mobility enhancement through the utilization of PBM.