'Acute low back pain' presentation slideshows

INTERNAL MEDICINE BOARD REVIEW

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Outline

MDT and Centralization Frequently Misunderstood and Underappreciated Brian McClenahan PT, MS, OCS, FAAOMPT, Dip.MDT Bob Robinson PT, DPT, MS, FAAOMPT, Dip.MDT. Outline. Centralization as defined in literature Distinguishing Centralization vs. Directional Preference

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Management of Patients With Musculoskeletal Disorders

Management of Patients With Musculoskeletal Disorders. Acute low Back pain:. Causes: A cut lumbosacral strain, unstable lumbosacral ligaments and weak muscles, osteoarithritis of the spine, spinal stenosis, intervertebral disk problems, and unequal leg length.

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Acute & Sub-acute Low Back Pain

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Acute & Sub-acute Low Back Pain

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Low Back Pain and Lumbar Disc Disease

Low Back Pain and Lumbar Disc Disease. John M. Blair, MD Puget Sound Spine Institute. Low Back Pain. Incidence: 60-90% Lifetime prevalence 5% Annual incidence 1:1 Female/Male ratio except after age 60 Sciatica: 40% Lifetime prevalence 10% of patients with low back pain.

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Approach to the patient with Low Back Pain in Primary Care

Approach to the patient with Low Back Pain in Primary Care. Objectives. Differentiate between concerning and non-concerning causes for acute low back pain Identify historical red flags Identify examination red flags Briefly review evidence-based treatment options for low back pain.

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THE FOLLOWING LECTURE HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR ALL STUDENTS BY BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY

THE FOLLOWING LECTURE HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR ALL STUDENTS BY BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY health.bcu.ac.uk/craigjackson. This lecture may contain information, ideas, concepts and discursive anecdotes that may be thought provoking and challenging.

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THE FOLLOWING LECTURE HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR ALL STUDENTS BY BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY

THE FOLLOWING LECTURE HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR ALL STUDENTS BY BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY health.bcu.ac.uk/craigjackson. This lecture may contain information, ideas, concepts and discursive anecdotes that may be thought provoking and challenging.

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Acute Low Back Pain

Acute Low Back Pain. Richard W. Kendall, DO. Assistant Professor Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. Outline. Introduction / Epidemiology. Most Important lecture!! Anatomy / Pain generators Diagnosis Treatment. Course Objectives. Know the RED FLAGS in history taking.

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Lumbar disc prolapse

Lumbar disc prolapse. Done by : Areej Al- Hadidi. Anatomy of IVD. IVD is composed of two components: 1. anulus fibrosus : it is the outer fibrous layer ( fibrocartilage ) **It is comressible &tough 2. nucleus pulposus :It is the inner gelatinous layer

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Deven Karvelas , MD University of Michigan 10/04/2015, AAPM&R Annual Assembly

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Red flags for serious back pain

Red flags for serious back pain. Fever, weight loss Pain with recumbency, nocturnal pain Morning stiffness Persistent pain lasting > 6 weeks Age over 50 with new onset pain Abnormal neurology Point tenderness. Further evaluation.

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Transitions of Care Initiative

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Know Why need of Spine Specialist Near Me

Know Why need of Spine Specialist Near Me

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