I've been seeing Dr. Martin after an injury where my previous orthopedic surgeon had left the state. I did some homework on Dr. Martin's background, and while I was looking for someone more in the field of classic pain management, he seemed to have the appropriate skills, and was willing to see me on (short notice) with an open mind.
At first glance, Dr. Martin is part of a very busy practice so I was worried about his not taking the time to listen but was pleasantly surprised there. He listened, digested my data, answered a salvo of a dozen or so questions I had for him and did not hold back details which is what I look for.
Another interesting thing about him is how he augments his eyes and hands with a sonogram device, and he's a purist on that (he does his own sonograms). This was a big twist for me. My previous pain management specialist was more of a drive-by feel physician, but it seems Dr. Martin uses this tool as a very interesting safeguard and targeting system, again, all good.
The other interesting thing is Dr. Martin's core skills, which seem to be heavily baked around kinetics (kinesics?). This added an interesting perspective in how he looks at the areas he treats not as static body parts and he heavily take into account how muscles move and pull on other things that can cause issues. read more