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A discussion of the keys to correctly diagnosing and treating low back pain: orthopedic conditions that include musculoskeletal, discogenic, osseous, and nerve related entities.
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Back pain is one of the primary reasons patients end up seeing a physician, primary care doctors included. So I think it’s important to realize that you have to be very tenacious in diagnosing the actual cause of the pain because we don’t want to just treat the symptoms. It’s important to understand...
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Dr. Saenger advocates for the inclusion of CAM therapies in the pain treatment decision, and discusses the evidence supporting several modalities.
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Some people would say that evidence-based and CAM can’t go in the same sentence, but there have been a fair number of studies on complimentary alternative medicine or CAM. I think that it’s important for people to know that there are effective therapies from the CAM toolbox, and I would group them...
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Some observations on pain mechanisms, diagnostic testing and back pain that underlie an effective clinical approach to management and treatment.
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Some observations on pain mechanisms, diagnostic testing and back pain that underlie an effective clinical approach to management and treatment.
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Some observations on pain mechanisms, diagnostic testing and back pain that underlie an effective clinical approach to management and treatment.
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Low back pain plagues a lot of us, but as we age we’re more prone to the possibility. Low back pain can be caused by numerous different reasons, but mostly it’s due to musculoligamentous strain. Other things can cause it like facet joint problems in the spine, sacroiliac joint disease, piriformis...