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  • Is Therapeutic Taping Effective for Treating Chronic Back or Neck Pain and Disability?
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  • Does Having a Fear of Movement Change the Benefits of Physical Therapy for Those With Sciatic Back Pain?
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  • Ten-Year Study for Back Pain: Is Strengthening or Flexibility More Helpful?
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  • A Closer Look At Bladder Dysfunction In Persons With Lower Spinal Cord Peripheral Nerve Injuries
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  • Researching the use of spinal cord stimulation after failed back surgery
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  • A Review of Posterior Lumbar Fusion Techniques
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  • Nonsurgical Options for Disc Pain: Effectiveness of Available Treatment Options
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  • A Closer Look at Lumbar Spinal Surgical Errors and the Consequences
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  • The Relationship Between Low Back Pain, Obesity and Physical Activity
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  • Body Mass Index does not appear to have a relationship to pain or disability after rehabilitation for people with mild to moderate low back pain.
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  • Do Hands-On, Spinal Manipulation Treatments Help Resolve Low Back Pain? A Comparative Look At 36 Years of Research.
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  • Back Pain: A Western Epidemic
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  • Update of 2006 Clinical Practice Guidelines for Spinal Stenosis
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  • How Reliable Are Tests Used to Diagnose Disc Herniation?
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  • Considerations When Choosing Spine Surgical Technique
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  • SPORT Analysis of Treatment for Degenerative Spondylolisthesis and Stenosis
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  • Does Acupuncture Help Low Back Pain?
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  • Treatment of Lumbar Instability Without Surgery For Athletes
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  • Rethinking Epidural Steroid Injection for Lumbar Stenosis
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  • Treatment for Lumbar Disc Degeneration: Which Way to Go?
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  • Leg Pain in Older Adults: Where Is It Coming From?
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  • Comparing Two Tests in Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Consequences of Delayed Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain
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  • Keeping That Hospital Time Under 24-Hours for Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Chances of Returning to Play Ball After Disc Removal
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  • The Economics and Treatment of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Physician Referral Patterns to Physical Therapy
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  • Pilates Exercise for Low Back Pain
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  • Physical Therapists Publish Clinical Practice Guidelines for Low Back Pain
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  • Low Back Pain: A New Challenge Uncovered
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  • Faster Recovery From Acute Low Back Pain
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  • Treatment for Acute Low Back Pain: What Factors Affect Physicians' Decisions?
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  • Superiority of Steroid Injections for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Expanding the Use of MRIs
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  • Study of Tanezumab for Chronic Low Back Pain
  • Do Shock Wave and Ultrasound Therapies Help with Back Pain?
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  • Is an MRI Really Needed When You Have Back Pain?
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  • Differences in Coping Behaviors Among Adults with Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Cause of Pelvic Crest Pain After Fusion
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  • Three-Step Approach to Low Back Injuries in Athletes
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  • Understanding Back Pain in Athletes By Age
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  • Treatment for U-Shaped Fractures of the Sacrum
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  • Managing Pain After Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Weight Loss -- Does It Really Ease the Severity of Low Back Pain?
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  • Review of Tests for Lumbar Spine Instability
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  • True Disc Problems Respond Best to Surgery
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  • The Value of Following Clinical Practice Guidelines for Acute Low Back Pain
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  • Obesity Should Not Keep Patients From Having Spinal Fusion Surgery
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  • Understanding Scmorl's Nodes in Relation to Disc Degeneration
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  • Does Back Injury Lead to Disc Problems Later?
  • New Way to Predict Low Back Pain Becoming Chronic
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  • How Do Spinal Cord Stimulators Really Work?
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  • What If You Don't Go See a Doctor for the Low Back Pain?
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  • Risk Factors for Disability with Low Back Pain
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  • Understanding the Sacroiliac Joint
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  • Is Heavy Lifting a Risk Factor for Low Back Pain?
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  • The Gray Tsunami: The Aging Spine in America
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  • Review and Update on Isthmic Spondylolisthesis
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  • No Evidence Yet That Pushing/Pulling at Work is Linked with Low Back Pain
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  • The Problem with Trying to Study Drug Treatment for Back Pain
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  • No Need For Muscle Relaxants with Acute Lumbar Disc Prolapse
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  • When Lumbar Disc Herniation Occurs a Second Time
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  • Various Surgeries for Synovial Cysts Have Similar Outcomes
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  • Lumbar Spondylolisthesis More Common in Men Than Thought
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  • When Do the Benefits of Lumbar Fusion Outweigh the Risks?
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  • Back Pain: A Public Health Dilemma
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  • Preventing Disc Degeneration After Spinal Fusion
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  • Little Difference in Treating Chronic Lower Back Pain Intensively With Therapist or Group Multidisciplinary Approach
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  • Association Exists Between Lumbar Disc Degeneration and Low Back Pain
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  • Benefit of Lumbar Fusion for Older Adults
  • Does Sitting at Work Lead to Low Back Pain?
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  • Imaging Studies Don't Match Up with Back Pain
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  • Results of an Ongoing Lumbar Stenosis Study
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  • Care and Cost of Treating a Herniated Disc
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  • Warning: Biologic Agents Must Be Used With Caution in Spinal Fusion
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  • Does Acupuncture Help Low Back Pain?
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  • Low Back Pain Patients Respond to Thrust Manipulation Techniques
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  • Review of Various Types of Bone Graft Substitute for Lumbar Fusion
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  • Examining Neck and Back Pain: Can We Predict the Response to Treatment?
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  • Researchers Need to Investigate Costs Associated with Low Back Pain
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  • Iliac Crest Bone Harvesting May Leave Lasting Pain
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  • The Effect of Spinal Fusion Versus Disc Replacement on Lumbar Motion
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  • Back Pain in Pregnant Women: More Than a Snapshot
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  • Reviewing the Definition of Cauda Equina Syndrome
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  • Opioids May Not Be Solution for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain
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  • Which Surgical Fusion Method is Best for Degenerative Spondylolisthesis?
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  • You Have to Learn to Live with the Pain
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  • Chronic Back Pain Got You Down? Try Yoga!
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  • Factors Affecting Patient Satisfaction with Health Care for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Artificial Disc Replacement Holds Up Well After Spine Trauma
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  • Advancing Evidence-Based Spine Surgery
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  • Just How Common Is Lumbar Spinal Stenosis in the U.S.?
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  • Narrowing Down Treatment For Low Back Pain
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  • TLIF Popular Spinal Fusion Technique Has Some Major Problems
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  • Latest Findings of the Stanford Discography Group
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  • Treatment for Low Back Pain: Does Lack of Evidence Mean It Doesn't Work?
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  • Evidence-Based Approach to Back Pain
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  • Piriformis Syndrome: What To Do?
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  • The Benefits of Homeopathic Care for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Evidence Against the Use of Shoe Insoles to Prevent Low Back Pain
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  • Back Pain Again? Why Me?
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  • Treatment of the Sacroiliac Joint: A Challenge
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  • What Matters to Patients with Low Back Pain?
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  • Eight Recommendations for the Management of Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Lumbar Spinal Stenosis: Steroid Injections or Physical Therapy?
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  • Taking Off Work Before Back Surgery May Not Be Such a Good Idea
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  • Does Physical Activity Prevent Low Back Pain?
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  • Value of Lumbar Spinal Fusion in Older Adults
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  • New Evidence on the Importance of Motor Control in Preventing Low Back Pain
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  • Chronic Work Loss Due to Narcotic Use
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  • Behavioral Therapy Turns Subacute Back Pain Patients Toward Recovery
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  • How To Interpret Lumbar Spine MRIs
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  • Can Decompression Surgery Reduce Leg Cramps Linked with Spinal Stenosis?
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  • Conservative Versus Aggressive Disc Removal: What Do the Experts Have to Say?
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  • Is It Safe to Operate on Obese Patients Who Need Lumbar Spinal Fusion Surgery?
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  • Foot Drop with Degenerative Spine Conditions: Why and What.
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  • Review of Rare Sacral Tumors
  • Most Effective Exercise Program for Low Back Pain
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  • Latest News On Disc Problems
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  • Preventing Back Pain in Working Adults
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  • Sit-To-Stand: More Difficult When There's Back Pain
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  • Lower Back Pain Frequently Originates Elsewhere
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  • Injections Not Proven to Help Relieve Subacute and Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Protruded Disc Disease Has Higher Recurrence of Disc Herniation
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  • Are Sports Activities Linked with Disc Degeneration?
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  • Spondylolysis: A More Complete Picture
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  • Percutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation Appears Effective Treatment for Some Types of Lower Back Pain
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  • Don't Blame Back Pain on Spinal Joints
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  • Understanding, Diagnosing and Treating Cauda Equina Syndrome
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  • Reducing the Risk of Infection After Tumor Removal in the Sacrum
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  • So-Called Burned-Out Discs May Be Quite Painful
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  • Spinal Surgery Best Option for Spinal Stenosis, Spondylolisthesis, and Instability
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  • Surgery Has Superior Outcome in Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation
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  • Risk Factors Identified for Chronic Work Disability
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  • Patient Preference Major Deciding Factor in Lumbar Disc Herniation Treatment
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  • Research Shows Need for New Studies on Sacroiliac Joint Pain
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  • Physical Therapists Move Ahead With Research to Prevent Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Is Low Back Pain Caused By Spinal (Facet) Joint Arthritis?
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  • Work History Is An Important Factor in Disc Replacement
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  • Watch What You Read About Preventing Back Pain
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  • New Evidence on Acupuncture for Low Back Pain
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  • Treatment for Back Pain: What Works Best?
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  • Effect of Wearing a Corset After Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Using X-rays to Identify Pelvic Instability
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  • Farming Life and Back Pain
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  • CT Scan Instead of Fluoroscopy For Placement of Lumbar Drains of Cerebrospinal Fluid
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  • What is the Optimal Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation?
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  • Quality of Life After Lumbar Spine Fusion: What Is It?
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  • Effect of Herniation Level on Results of Treatment
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  • Women Affected More Severely With Lower Back Pain
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  • Comparing Treatment Programs for Low Back Pain
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  • Success of Staffing Patterns in the Treatment of Low Back Pain
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  • Reducing Scar Tissue After Lumbar Disc Surgery
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  • Coccydynia Caused by Calcium Crystal Deposition
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  • Latest Summary of Treatment for Lumbar Disk Herniation
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  • Does Gender Make a Difference With Sciatica?
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  • Changing Patterns in Evaluating and Treating Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Update on Spinal Stenosis in Seniors
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  • Partial Discectomy Helps Prevent Reherniation
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  • Risk Factors for Next Level Vertebral Degeneration After Spinal Fusion
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  • Back School Improves Quality of Life Among Back Pain Sufferers
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  • New Guidelines for First-Line Care for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Use of Prostaglandin E1 for Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • No Magic Answers To Long Spinal Fusions for Scoliosis
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  • Choosing Patients for Laminectomy Based on X-rays
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  • Timing of Surgery in Cauda Equina Syndrome
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  • Gas-filled Intradural Cyst
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  • Patient Expectation Affects Back Pain Outcome
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  • Workers Perceptions of Care for Low Back Pain Based on Type of Provider
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  • Results of Osteogenic Putty Used for Single-Level Spinal Fusion
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  • Impact of Total Disc Replacement on Spine Surgery in the Community
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  • New Ceramic Graft Substitute Not Recommended
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  • Pain Control After Lumbar Microdiscectomy
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  • Advantages of Expertise-Based Trials for the Treatment of Low Back Pain
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  • Role of tumor necrosis factor a (TNFa) in Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Reliability of Nonorganic Sign Testing
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  • Update on the Treatment of Lumbar Spondylolisthesis
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  • Problems with Adjacent Spinal Segmental Degeneration After Lumbar Fusion
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  • Spinal Fusion for Stenosis in Older Adults with Osteoporosis
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  • Preventing Loss of Correction After Balloon Kyphoplasty for Vertebral Compression Fractures
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  • New Findings About Spondylolytic Tissue and Low Back Pain
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  • Update on Latest Evidence in the Treatment of Spinal Stenosis
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  • A guideline for the diagnosis and treatment of degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis.
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  • Benefit of Arm Exercises in Rehab Program for Low Back Pain
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  • Does the Patient's Position Affect the Results of Spinal Fusion?
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  • Series of Epidural Steroid Injections May Not Be Helpful for Treatment of Radicular Low Back Pain
  • Preventing Low Back Pain in Adults with Scoliosis
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  • First Study to Compare Back Pain Relief Between Surgery and Nonoperative Care for Disc Herniation
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  • A Three-Step Psychologic Exam of the Spine Patient
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  • Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Treat Low Back Pain
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  • Core Stabilization Training for Low Back Pain: Does It Work?
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  • Back Strengthening Exercises for Low Back Pain
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  • Treating Chronic Low Back Pain with Prolotherapy
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  • Microdiscectomy Versus Sequestrectomy: Which Has Better Results?
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  • MRI Results of Microdiscectomy Compared to Sequestrectomy
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  • What's the Best Treatment for a Herniated Disc?
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  • Education Can Play Role in Reducing Impact of Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Low-Dose Tricyclic Antidepressants May Be Effective in Treating Chronic Lower Back Pain if Other Analgesics Fail
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  • Acupuncture May Provide Benefit in Chronic Lower Back Pain
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  • Modifiable Lifestyle Factors (Smoking, Weight Loss, Exercise) May Contribute to Chronic Lower Back Pain
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  • Watchful Waiting in Chronic Lower Back Pain
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  • Evidence to Support the McKenzie Method for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • The Use of Natural Health Products to Treat Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Functional Restoration As A Treatment Approach to Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Treat Low Back Pain
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  • Traction Therapy for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Using Opioids to Cope with Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • No Evidence to Support Manpulation Under Anesthesia for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Studies Evaluating Costs Due to Lower Back Pain Vary Widely From Country to Country
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  • Myriad of Back Pain Management Options Can Be Overwhelming to Patients
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  • Massage Beneficial for Select Patients with Chronic Lower Back Pain
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  • A Review of Studies Assessing Efficacy and Safety of Spinal Manipulation and Mobilization in Treatment of Lower Back Pain
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  • Intradiscal Electrothermal Therapy Promising in Select Patients with Chronic Lower Back Pain
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  • WOMAC Does Not Predict Activity Level After Total Hip Replacement
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  • Getting Back to Work After Acute Low Back Pain
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  • Patients With Lower Back Injury May Be Off Work Longer if Opioids Started Soon After Injury
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  • Pain Management After Spine Surgery
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  • Consider Psychosocial Aspects of Low Back Pain
  • Results of the FlexiCore Intervertebral Disc
  • Early Lumbar Disc Reherniation After Partial Discectomy
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  • Mindfulness Meditation Appears to Help Older Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Acceptance, Rather than Resignation, of Low Back Pain Can Improve Quality of Life
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  • Improving Back Pain: How Much Is Enough
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  • Identifying Low Back Pain with Neurologic Involvement
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  • Multidisciplinary Treatment for Chronic Low Back Pain: When Should It Begin?
  • McKenzie Treatment Versus Strength Training for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Minimally Invasive One-Sided Microdecompression for Spinal Stenosis
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  • ProDisc Total Replacements Take Less Time in Operating Room Than Do Circumferential Lumbar Fusions
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  • Tears in Discs Change with Aging
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  • Using Fluoroscopy to Guide Epidural Steroid Injections
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  • Can Core Exercises Really Prevent or Cure Back Pain?
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  • Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty XRay vs. CT Imaging
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  • Comparison of Lumbar Supports in Sitting
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  • Improved Surgical Treatment for Degenerative Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Classification and Treatment of Spinal Curve Deformities
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  • Optimal Care for Adults with Scoliosis
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  • Size of Spinal Canal Does Not Predict Symptoms of Spinal Stenosis
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  • Change in Muscle Thickness in Response to Treatment for Low Back Pain
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  • Spinal Manipulation May Affect Muscle Function
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  • Ultrasound As a Feedback Tool in Low Back Pain
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  • Dynamic X-rays of the Lumbar Spine: How Useful Are They?
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  • Effect of Low-Level Heat Therapy on Low Back Pain
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  • Twelve Signs Back Pain is From the Facet Joint
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  • Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Occur Early in LBP Patients
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  • Treatment for Flatback Syndrome
  • Comparing Results of Two Fusion Methods for Spondylolisthesis
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  • Back Pain: Is It Environmental or Genetic?
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  • Chronic Low Back Pain in Older Adults
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  • Seat Belts Protect Against Thoracolumbar Injury
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  • Is Physical Therapy Treatment Cost-Effective for Sciatica?
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  • Total Hip Replacement Reduces Low Back Pain
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  • Adverse Results of Early Opioid Use for Low Back Pain
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  • Vertebral Fractures and Spinal Fusions on the Rise
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  • Treating Chronic Low Back Pain: Then and Now
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  • Improved Design of Artificial Disc Tested
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  • Pain From Bone Graft: Is It Overestimated?
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  • Surgery For Spondylolisthesis: What's Best?
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  • Factors Affecting Motion After Lumbar Disc Replacement
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  • Results of Back Pain Trials: Significant or Important?
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  • Review of Surgical Results for Lumbar Disc Herniation
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  • Does Physical Fitness Decline with Chronic Back Pain?
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  • Is Deconditioning the Result of Chronic Low Back Pain?
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  • Cages Preferred Over Dowels for Spinal Fusion
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  • Seated or Supine Straight Leg Raise Test: Does It Matter?
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  • Radiofrequency May Help Manage Chronic Facet Joint Pain
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  • Physical Therapists Test Ways to Prescribe Exercise After Discectomy
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  • Comparative Study of Spinal Fusion for Spondylolisthesis.
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  • New Diagnostic Tool for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Which Type of Physical Therapy is Best for Chronic Low Back Pain?
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  • Considering Removal of Implants if Back Still Painful After Lumbar Surgery
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  • What Really Causes Disc Degeneration?
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  • Results Compared of Two Treatments for Lumbar Disc Protrusion
  • Morphine, Nortriptyline Alone or in Combination Not Effective Treatment for Lumbar Radicular Pain
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  • Review of Newer Methods of Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Review of Osteoporotic Vertebral Compression Fractures
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  • Results of SPORT Study Reported Inaccurately
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  • Results of New Endoscopic Instrument Used for Disc Removal
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  • Results of FDA Clinical Trial Comparing Disc Replacement with Spinal Fusion
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  • Pain Most Prominent Indicator of Ability to Return to Work Following Acute Lower Back Injury
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  • Clinical Results of Two Total Disc Replacements Compared
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  • Results of First Study Using Neurontin for Spinal Stenosis
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  • What's New in the Management of Low Back Pain?
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  • What Do We Know About Epidural Steroid Injections for Back Pain?
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  • Steroid Injections for Sciatica from Disc Protrusion
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  • Determining Status of Discs Around Area to Be Fused Does Not Appear to Affect Surgery Outcome
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  • Better Results with Evidence-Based Care for Low Back Pain
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  • Beware Research Results Sponsored by Drug Companies
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  • Update on the Mechanisms of Chronic Pain
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  • How To Prevent Back Pain-Related Disability and Work Absence
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  • Treatment for Disc Herniation: Does Surgery Make a Difference?
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  • Early Diagnosis of Ankylosing Spondylitis is Important
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  • How Are Different Back Interventions Chosen?
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  • Spinal Surgery Provides Higher Incidence of Relief for Spinal Stenosis
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  • Can Exercise Help Relieve Lower Back Pain?
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  • Use of Patient Education Material Back Book Has Positive Effect on Lower Back Pain Among Elderly
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  • Does Chronic Back Pain Respond Better to Surgery or Conservative Management?
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  • Total Lumbar Disc Replacement Success Associated with Lumbar Motion Segment
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  • Results of Surgery for Disc Disease on Foot Drop
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  • Epidural Steroid Injection for Low Back Pain
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  • New Technology for Spinal Stenosis
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  • Facet Joint Pain and Chronic Low Back Pain After Surgery
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  • No Consensus So Far on Best Way to Prevent Disability Following Back Injury
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  • Can Back Pain Prevention Programs Reduce Economic Losses From Lower Back Pain Injuries?
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  • Case Report of Chiari Formation Affecting the Cauda Equina
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  • Differences in Movement Pattern in Low Back Pain
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  • Longer Operative Time Needed for Minimally Invasive Surgery
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  • Long-Term X-ray Findings After Spinal Fusion
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  • Best Treatment for Long-Term Results with Spondylolisthesis
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  • Is There Any Advantage to Surgery for Spinal Stenosis?
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  • Discectomy Better Than Doing Nothing for Some Patients
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  • The Truth About Back Pain
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  • Scoliosis Poor Prognostic Sign in Syringomyelia
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  • Why Do Stabilization Exercises Work for Some Back Patients?
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  • Exercise and Low Back Pain
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  • Facet Distention Sign in Spinal Stenosis
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  • Bodyblade May Not Be Safe For All Low Back Pain in Patients
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  • Artificial Disc Replacements May Not Last a Lifetime
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  • Getting Back to Work After Low Back Pain
  • MRIs Don't Always Tell the Truth About Low Back Pain
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  • The Link Between Psychosocial Factors at Work and Back Pain
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  • The Impact of Back Pain on Work Productivity
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  • Long-Term Results for Worker's Compensation Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Natural Course of Low Back Pain
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  • Disk Replacement or Spinal Fusion: What's the Long-Term Benefit?
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  • New Spinal Device for Lumbar Stenosis
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  • Predicting Future Loss of Work Capacity After Back Surgery
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  • Workers With Back Pain Deserve Better
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  • Artificial Disc Replacements Must Reach Insurance Payers' Standards
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  • The High Cost of Depression
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  • Advantages of Microendoscopic Discectomy
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  • National Survey Results on Low Back Pain
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  • MRI Not a Good Predictor of Low Back Pain
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  • Comparing Artificial Disc Replacement at One- Versus Two-Levels
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  • Magnetic Nerve Stimulation Used to Diagnose Piriformis Syndrome
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  • Should Back Pain Be Ignored?
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  • Risks with Anterior Revision Procedures
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  • Using Work Status as an Outcome Measure After Back Surgery
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  • Backache Index (BAI): New Tool for Measuring Treatment Success
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  • An Inside Look at the Multifidus Muscle in Back Pain
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  • Repositioning Test Is Not Useful For Low Back Pain
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  • Low Back Pain: No Benefit from Stabilization Exercises
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  • MRI for Low Back Pain: Abnormalities Are Not Linked to Symptoms
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  • Emotional Distress Linked to Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Lumbar Neutral Zone Exercises Prevent Low Back Pain
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  • Factors Contributing to Disability in Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Nerve Blocks Help Back Pain Patients Avoid Surgery
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  • The Importance of Classifying Back Pain
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  • Artificial Bone Substitute for Spinal Fusion
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  • When to Use the ProDisc II Total Disc Replacement
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  • Women and Low Back Pain: Is There a Hormonal Link?
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  • Three Spinal Fusion Methods Compared
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  • Pilates Method Used to Treat Low Back Pain
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  • Returning to Work After Back Pain
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  • X STOP Device Gives Relief From Painful Neurogenic Claudication
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  • New Tool to Evaluate Results of Treatment for Low Back Pain
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  • Results of Revision Discectomy
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  • Prevalence and Impact of Stenosis on Health
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  • Effect of Physical Therapy on Back Pain
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  • Spinal Stabilization Exercises Work Best for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Return to Work Faster with Low-Intensity Back School
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  • Reoperations After Artificial Disc Replacement
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  • Identifying Patients at Risk for Future Back Problems
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  • Fusion No Better than Activity or Exercise for Chronic Back Pain
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  • Meta-Analysis of the McKenzie Method
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  • Emotional Distress Predicts Disability in Low Back Pain
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  • Risk Factors Leading to Recurrent Back Pain
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  • Emotional Health Linked with Results of Low Back Pain Fusion
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  • New Equipment Tested for Reliability of Spinal Strength and Motion Measurements
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  • Complications of Lumbar Nerve Root Blocks
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  • Surgeons Attempt to Classify Lumbar Fusion Patients
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  • Pain Relief with Injection Doesn't Depend on Needle Tip Position
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  • Impact of Low Back Problems on General Health
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  • When to Order CT Scans for Acute Low Back Pain
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  • Low Back Strength Training for Older Adults Advised
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  • Conducting and Interpreting Discography
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  • Hysterectomy Increases Low Back Pain
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  • Open TLIF Using Minimally Invasive Method
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  • A New Epidemic: Back Pain
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  • What's the Latest in Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation?
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  • Treatment for Low Back Pain Based on Timing
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  • Surgeons Offer Opinion on Treatment of Spondylolisthesis
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  • Semilight Workout for Chronic Low Back Pain Equal to One-on-One Care
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  • Case Report of Artificial Disc Failure
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  • News Flash: Lumbar Artificial Disc to Hit the Market Soon
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  • Treatment for Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Still Debated
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  • Is IDET Safe and Effective for Low Back Pain?
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  • Who Can Benefit From Stabilization Exercises for Low Back Pain?
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  • Low Back Pain: Manipulation or Stabilization?
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  • Disc Height and Type of Bone Graft: Do They Make a Difference in Spinal Fusion?
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  • Back Pain: It Doesn't Just Affect the Spine
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  • Incidence, Risk Factors, and Results of Nerve Pain After Surgery
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  • First Study to Look at Muscle Strength in Patients with Disc Herniation
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  • Results of Minimally Invasive TLIF
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  • Sacroiliac Joint Fusion: The Rest of the Story
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  • Good Care Doesn't Always Mean Good Results for Low Back Pain Patients
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  • Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement: How Safe Are They?
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  • Is Age a Factor in Spinal Fusion?
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  • Lumbar Disc Replacement Linked with Improved Function
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  • Scaling a Mountain of Pain
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  • Promising New Treatment for Low Back Pain
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  • Turning up the Sound on Abdominal Muscle Action
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  • The Future of Spinal Surgery is Here
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  • Lumbar Traction: Guidelines versus Practice
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  • The Fear of Back Pain
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  • Patterns of Analgesic Prescriptions for Low Back Pain
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  • First Report of Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement for Disc Herniation
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  • Drawing Conclusions About Back Pain and Depression
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  • MRI Findings in 40-Year Old Adults with Low Back Pain
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  • Stabilizing the Spine While Preserving Motion
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  • Low Back Pain Got You Down? Good News From a Five-Year Study
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  • Wanted: Best Rehab Program after Lumbar Disc Surgery
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  • Fear of Back Pain Disables More Than the Pain Itself
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  • Updated Review of Acupuncture as a Treatment for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Surfing the Web for Information on Lumbar Disc Herniation
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  • Take One Discogram, and Call Me in the Morning
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  • The Incredible Shrinking Disc
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  • Lumbar Fusion Throws Surgeons a Learning Curve
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  • Getting to the Core of Exercises for Low Back Pain
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  • Things Heat Up with New Radiofrequency Device for Disc Problems
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  • Predicting Pain and Function in Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Asking More of the Abdominal Muscles
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  • Physical Therapists Stimulate Thinking about Treatments for Low Back Pain
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  • High Cholesterol Linked with Low Back Pain
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  • Effects of Surgery for Low Back Pain on Overall Health
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  • Relationship between Gender and Low Back Pain
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  • Tipping the Scales in Favor of Lumbar Spinal Surgery
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  • Physical Therapists Attempt to Classify Low Back Pain
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  • Getting an Angle on Spinal Stability
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  • Pinning the Blame for Low Back Pain in Wrestlers on Muscle Weakness
  • Lumbar Interbody Fusion Holds Up over Time
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  • Anterior Lumbar Surgery: Just How Safe Is It?
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  • Factors Influencing Back Pain
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  • Impact of Other Problems on Low Back Pain
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  • Testing the Safety of Radiofrequency Treatment for Low Back Pain
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  • Got Back Pain? Relax, without Relaxants
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  • Improvement, Not Cure, with Spinal Fusion
  • Results of Two Kinds of Disc Surgery
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  • Preemptive Strike in Spinal Surgery
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  • Artificial Disc Replacements: The Next Generation
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  • Quality of Life and Lumbar Disc Removal
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  • Smoking Linked with Muscle Weakness in Low Back
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  • "Preemptive Strike" in Spinal Surgery
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  • Comparing Treatments after First-Time Disc Surgery
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  • Measuring Loads in the Spine While Lifting Off Center
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  • IDET Beats Fake Treatment
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  • Exercise Regularly to Beat Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Back Pain in the Balance
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  • Finding Causes of Spine Slippage in Kids
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  • New Tool to Measure Progress after Treatment for Low Back Pain
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  • Bleeding after Back Surgery Is Rare but Dangerous
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  • Injections to Treat Spinal Stenosis
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  • Spine Fusion Results: Twenty Years Later
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  • Cha-Ching! Counting the Cost of Lumbar Fusion
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  • Lumbar Support Advised after Discectomy
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  • Back Pain Again? Researchers Offer New Clues
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  • Spinal Manipulation Isn't for Every Back Pain Patient
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  • Spine Surgery Results in Diabetic Patients
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  • Doing the Math for Best Results after Lumbar Stenosis Surgery
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  • Relief from Back Pain Doesn't Always Improve Quality of Life
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  • Exercise: The "Drug" of Choice for Back Pain
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  • Supercharged Results after Failed Lumbar Fusion
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  • Everyone Benefits When Workers with Back Pain Stay Active
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  • Back Pain Improves Quickest with a Specific Treatment Program
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  • Posterior Interbody Fusion Cages Get a Second Look
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  • Spine Fusion for Spondylolisthesis Studied
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  • Tugging Hard-to-Find Results of Traction for Low Back Pain
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  • Temporary Blood Loss during Anterior Spinal Fusion
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  • Are Muscle Relaxants a Good Idea for Back Pain?
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  • Questioning Lumbar Fusion for Disc Degeneration
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  • Comparing the Long and Short of Disc Herniation Surgeries
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  • Muscle Energy Technique for Low Back Pain Studied
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  • Stand-Alone Cages for Lumbar Fusion Don't Stand Up Under Low Loads
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  • Biking Puts a New Spin on Back Pain for Aging Adults
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  • Spine Exercises Shown to Improve Function, without Changes in Muscle Fatigue
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  • Exercise or Encouragement: Which Works Better after Back Surgery?
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  • Disc Herniation: Opinion and Practice of Osteopaths
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  • When the Spine Degenerates, Everything Changes
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  • Will Spinal Fusion at One Level in the Low Back Mean a Second Fusion Later?
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  • New Ideas to Surgically Stabilize the Low Back
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  • Partial Disc Replacement Works Well for Some Patients
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  • What is in a Name? A Look at Spinal Manipulative Therapy
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  • Results Five Years after Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Spine Fusion Methods and Materials Keep Getting Better and Better
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  • When It Comes to Back Pain, There's Nothing to Fear Except Fear Itself
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  • Pain Pattern Linked with Spine Instability
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  • Position Statement on Back Pain
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  • Shifting Weight to Reduce Back Pain
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  • Does Bulking Up Banish Low Back Pain?
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  • Summing Up the Research on Lumbar Degenerative Scoliosis
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  • Experienced Doctors Give Advice for Disc Surgery
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  • Paying a "Complement" to Other Health Providers
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  • After Lumbar Disc Surgery
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  • Half-Hearted Back Muscles
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  • What Is Good For the Shoulder May Work For the Back
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  • An "Expectorant" for Back Pain
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  • Surgical Battle of the Bulging Disc
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  • Spacious Relief for Spinal Stenosis
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  • Getting Beyond Guesswork in Predicting the Course of Low Back Pain
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  • Bending Over Backwards to Prevent Back Pain
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  • Cracking the Code for Best Back Treatments
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  • Back and Pelvic Pain in Pregnancy
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  • Back to Action after Surgery for Spondylolysis
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  • Spinal Stenosis Surgery for the 75 and Older Crowd
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  • Cause of a Teenaged Crack in the Back
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  • Putting a Chemical Halt to the Flames of Disc Herniation
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  • Sending a Message about Back Pain
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  • Betting against IDET
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  • Back Injury: Is Everything Back When the Pain is Gone?
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  • Mirror, Mirror . . . How Can I Get a Stronger Back?
  • Finding the Switch for Back Muscles after Injury
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  • Teaching Young Cricketers New Spine-Healthy Tricks
  • Results of Microdiscectomy for Sciatica
  • Up Front about Approaches for Spinal Fusion
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  • Early Rehab after Lumbar Disc Removal
  • Low Back Pain: It's Not Just for Adults Anymore
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  • Choosing before Fusing: Alternate Surgery Possible for Degenerative Spine Slippage
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  • Going 'Round and 'Round on Tests for the Problem Disc
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  • Blindsided by a Rare Complication after Lumbar Steroid Injections
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  • The Nerve of Back Muscles and the Snowball Effect on Spinal Aging
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  • The Only Thing to Fear Is Fear of Low Back Pain Itself
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  • Aerobic Fitness and Chronic Low Back Pain Don't Add Up
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  • Back Pain Is Inevitable, Treatment Is Optional
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  • The Stress and Strain Connection
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  • X-rays Not the Answer to Satisfy Many Back Patients
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  • One Small Piece in the Puzzle of Low Back Pain
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  • Examining Low Back Pain after Pregnancy
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  • Helping Rowers Avoid Back Pain: Listen up . . . Oar Else
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  • Global Search for Causes of Low Back Pain
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  • Disc Pain on Steroids
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  • Vibration: Cause or Cure of Back Pain?
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  • Questions Raised about the Straight Leg Raise Test
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  • Taking the Guesswork out of Lifting
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  • Seeing the Spine in 3D
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  • Sending a Message about Massage
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  • Magnificent Advances in Microscopic Back Surgery
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  • Spine Fusion Update: Are Women More Magnetic Than Men?
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  • Defining Best Treatments for Sciatica
  • Back Surgery Isn't Only about Pain
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  • Rest or Activity: Which Is Better for Low Back Pain?
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  • Backing Up Physical Therapy Treatments for Pregnant Women
  • Fusion Fact Finding
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  • Keeping Lumbar Fusion "Simple"
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  • Backing Up Back Treatments That Work
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  • Stapling the Lid on Low Back Pain
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  • Three Generations of Surgery for Disc Herniation
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  • Gonna Go "Back" in Time
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  • Defining Best Treatments to Help Back Pain Sufferers Return to Work
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  • IDET? You Bet
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  • Researchers Put the Twist on Back Muscles
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  • Actively Leaving Low Back Pain Behind
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  • Think Globally, Treat Locally: A Worldview of Low Back Pain
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  • A New Spin on Discitis: Two Unusual Cases in Adults
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  • "Just the Facts" on Treating Herniated Discs
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  • Pain in the Piriformis? A New Test Can Tell
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  • Keeping Long-Term Back Pain Short-Term
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  • When Can Little Johny Return to Sports after Back Surgery?
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  • Brace Yourself to Halt Pelvic Pain
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  • Back Pain: It's Not a Walk in the Park
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  • Who Is Afraid of Back Pain--And Does It Affect Their Recovery?
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  • Never a Nerve Stretch after Spine Surgery
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  • Youngsters Spines Offer a Roadmap for Back Pain
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  • Testing Tried-and-True Treatments for Low Back Pain
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  • The Buzz Surrounding Spinal Surgery: Electricity and Other Techniques Help with Healing
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  • More Than a Cat Nap Needed to Recover after Prolonged Bending
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  • The ABCs of Low Back Care
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  • When Walking Stoops You Over: The Tell-Tale Signs of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Patient-Handling Equipment Gives Health Care Workers a Lift
    •
  • Do You Need an X-ray for Low Back Pain?
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  • To Bend or Not to Bend? Physical Therapy Relief for Sacroiliac Joint Pain Is the Answer
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  • Going to Work Can Be a Pain in the Back
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  • "X" Marks the Spot When Treating Low Back Pain
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  • Looking Back on Results of Lumbar Discectomy
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  • Getting Back Pain in the Bulls-Eye
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  • Shades of Gray in Treatment Guidelines for Low Back Pain
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  • Little Support for Lumbar Supports
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  • Pelvic Pain after Pregnancy: Can Exercise Help?
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  • Low Back Pain: A Real Pain to Diagnose
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  • Lumbar Spine Surgery Can Be Risky Business
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  • Testing, Testing: Devising Better Functional Tests for Patients with Lumbar Stenosis
  • Stretching Is Not Always the Answer for Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Back Surgery During Pregnancy Gets the OK--If It's an Emergency
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  • Promising Treatment Found Ineffective for Discogenic Back Pain
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  • Searching for Clues to the Mystery of Cauda Equina Syndrome after Lumbar Disc Surgery
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  • Epidural Injections Give a Knock-Down Punch to Low Back Pain
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  • Making Low Back Pain Measure Up
  • Predicting the Future of Low Back Pain
    •
  • Piecing Together the Disability Puzzle
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  • Crying Wolf about Low Back Pain
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  • New Thermal Treatments Put the Heat on Chronic Low Back Pain
  • Getting Golfers Back on Course
  • Tomorrow's Forecast for Back Pain Is . . . Uncertain
  • Bending Over Backwards to Affect Disc Pain in the Low Back
  • Back Pain Wears Me Out--or Does It?
  • Doctors Offer a Mixed Bag of Recommendations to Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Putting Low Back Pain in a Box--And Keeping It There
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  • This Just In: Myths about Treating Back Pain Are Out
  • Low Back Pain: Is It Picture Perfect?
  • Doctors Add Hands-On Treatments for Low Back Patients
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  • Spines Hold Steady after Intradiscal Electrothermal Therapy
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  • Combinations of Factors Can Increase Risks for Low Back Pain
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  • Spine Fusion Surgery in Diabetes Patients
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  • Bah, Bah, Back Sheep: Effects of Stimulating Sheep Spines
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  • Too Far, Too Much, and Too Often: Knowing Safe Limits for the Low Back
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  • Does Exercise Really Help People with Low Back Pain?
  • Super-Glued to Exercise: Super Results
  • Measuring Low Back Pain Disability
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  • Back Pain Can Be a Real Pain in the Backside
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  • Balance Takes a Backseat in People with Low Back Pain
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  • Looking Back at Back Surgery
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  • Scaling Mount Sciatica: Will Surgery Help?
  • Reading, Writing--and Posture? Kids Get an A+ after Early Prevention Program to Prevent Low Back Pain
  • Body Weight May Carry Little Weight with Back Pain
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  • Sticking It to Injection Therapy Research
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  • Older Backs Have a Harder Time Bouncing Back
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  • Bed Rest for Back Pain? This Study Puts the Issue to Rest
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  • Get Fit to Fight Low Back Pain
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  • Putting a Stop to Future Low Back Pain
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  • Got Low Back Pain? Then Get Moving (Part 2)
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  • Got Low Back Pain? Then Get Moving (Part 1)
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  • Got Low Back Pain? Then Get Moving (Part 3)
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  • Treating Youngsters with "Slipped Discs"
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  • A Self-Help Booklet: Does It Help with Back Pain?
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  • Walking Patterns in Patients with Low Back Pain
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  • Are All Those Low Back Exercises Really Doing Something?
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  • The Long and Short of How Back Muscles Work
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  • Under-Par Abdominals May Influence Back Pain in Golfers
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  • The Screwy Results of Spinal Fusion Surgery: "External Fixation" Doesn't Predict Whether Surgery Spells Relief
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  • Do Measures of Pain Measure Up? Visual Analog Scales for Low Back Pain
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  • Back Pain Got You Down Under? Aussies Fear Not
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  • Mind Your Back Pain: The Effects of Pain and Mental Health on Physical Performance
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  • Athletes, Look Forward When Watching Your Back
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  • Pick This Up: How to Lift without Losing Your Balance
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  • A New Look at Sciatica: X-ray Technology Brings Injections into Sharper Focus
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  • Athletes Go to the Core for Better Back Strength
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  • What Is Worse Than a Loose Screw? A Broken One in Your Back!
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  • Take a Load Off: The Stress of Lifting for People with Low Back Pain
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  • A Breath of Fresh Air for People with Sacroiliac Joint Pain
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  • Do Back Belts Protect from Injury? Another Notch in the Research
  • Hold That Disc! Two Ways to Keep a Bad Disc from Getting Worse
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  • Treading Lightly to Ease Back Pain
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  • Wrap Up Low Back Pain
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  • Children Brace Themselves for Sports
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  • Exercise Works for Chronic Back Pain
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  • One Up or Down: Disc Herniation after Spine Fusion
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  • Aggressive Approach to Stop Severe Spine Pain
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  • My Back Hurts Too, Eh?
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  • Corking the Dike of Chronic Nerve Pain
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  • Retiring from Back Pain
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  • Asking the Right Questions about Back Pain
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  • Teaming Up to Treat Back Pain
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  • Putting a Name to Back Pain
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  • Feeling Better after Your Back Injury? Think Again
    •
  • Low Back Pain: Read All about It
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  • Sacrum's Fate when Tests Don't Equate
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  • Delivering Helpful Strategies for Pelvic Pain after Pregnancy
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  • Activity, Not Bed Rest, Best for Back Pain
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  • Getting in a Slump to Get Out of Back Pain
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  • Exercise the Back, Roman Style
    •
  • A Sore Case of Piriformis Syndrome
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  • The Sunny Side of Vitamin D Supplements
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  • Thumbs Up for Patients with Foot Drop
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  • Back X-rays Can See if Your Slip Is Showing
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  • Of Muscles and Men
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  • Sticking It to Disc Pain
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  • Large Calf Muscle Puzzles Doctors
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  • When Low Back Pain is a Reliable Weather Vein
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  • Back Strength and the Battle of the Sexes
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  • Getting an Angle on Spines That Slip
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  • Doctors Strut Their Stuff to Stop Spines from Slipping
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  • Potential Risks of IDET to the Discs
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  • Online Information about Low Back Pain Is Often Off Track
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  • Making Back Pain Measure Up
    •
  • Factor Finding to Maximize Results after Back Fusion Surgery
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  • Bending the Rules about Back Pain and Disability
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  • Getting a Fix Beforehand on Whether Fusion Will Work
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  • Positioning Back Pain Patients for Comfort
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  • All-Night Heat May Give Low Back Pain Sufferers All-Day Relief
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  • Heat May Wrap Up Low Back Pain
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  • A Painful Tale about Tailbone Pain
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  • The Spine's Sixth Sense
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  • Trying to Visualize Low Back Pain
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  • Lowering the Cost of Low Back Pain
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  • Getting a Handle on the Best Treatments for Low Back Pain
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  • Multiple Surgery Risks Following Lumbar Discectomy
  • Titanium Cages Don't Share the Load Evenly
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  • All Spinal Fusions Are Not Alike
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  • Fast Walking Helps Chase Away Low Back Pain
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  • Discovery of Back Pain Recovery
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  • Confusion about Back Fusion
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  • Painful Back and Leg Symptoms: Stenosis or Diabetes?
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  • One Survey Fits All
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  • Lifting Unexpected Loads
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  • Trunk Muscles Work Together to Hold Up Spine
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  • Mail-Order Back Pain
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  • Work Restrictions Are No Quick Fix for Aching Backs
    •
  • Strength Tests Add Useful Information for Patients with Low Back Pain
  • Recovery after Back Surgery Isn't Always Automatic
    •
  • Mechanical Therapy before Surgery for Disc Pain
    •
  • A Model for Effectively Returning Athletes with Disc Problems Back to Sports
    •
  • Centering In on the Spine
    •
  • Law Change in Canada Promotes Ability, Not Disability
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  • Point and Counterpoint about a New Drug for Relief of Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Understanding the Link between Low Back Pain and Distress
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  • Disc Surgery May Relieve Pain but Not Atrophy in Back Muscles
    •
  • Injured Backs Wired for Athletics
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  • Lower Spine Muscles Mismatched by SI Joint Pain
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  • Long-Term Results of Lumbar Fusion with Pedicle Screws
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  • Osteopathic Manipulation for Chronic Low Back Pain?
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  • Flexion-Relaxation Response Returns with Treatment
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  • What Does Happiness Have to Do with Back Pain?
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  • Physical Therapists Put Treatment to the Test
    •
  • Popping the Myth of What Makes a Sound Spinal Adjustment
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  • Doctors Step Aside to Maximize Lumbar Fusion
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  • One Cage or Two for Spine Fusion?
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  • Workers Comp Struggles to Define Recurrent Versus New Back Pain
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  • Military Reports on the Use of IDET for Disc Problems
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  • Guidelines for Low Back Pain: A Nice Suggestion?
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  • People with Diabetes Face Greater Risks after Lumbar Fusion
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  • Pinpointing the Source of Low Back Pain
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  • Fusion's Effect on Nearby Discs
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  • Treating Back Pain with Antidepressants
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  • Extreme Disc Herniation
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  • Front to Back Comparison of Spine Fusion
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  • Predicting Results after Subacute Low Back Pain
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  • Support Groups Support Recovery after Lumbar Fusion
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  • Helping Back Patients Overcome the Fear of Pain
    •
  • New Study Helps Define the Role of Radiofrequency for Spine Pain
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  • Steroids Can Help Ease the Pain of Disc Surgery
    •
  • New Advance in Spinal Fusion
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  • Routine Back Care Not Always by the Book
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  • New Horseshoe Cage for Spinal Fusion
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  • Spine Fusion Begins with the Endplate in Mind
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  • Links between High Bone Mineral Density and Low Back Pain
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  • Putting Low Back Tests to the Test
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  • Measuring Results of Treatment for Back Pain
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  • Team Approach to Chronic Back Pain Goes the Distance
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  • Steroid or Saline Injections: Sometimes, It's a Wash
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  • When Treating Low Back Pain, Your Physical Therapist's Attitude Matters
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  • IDET: Is it a Good IDEA?
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  • Steroid Injections or Discectomy for Large Disc Herniations?
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  • Timing Is Everything, Especially When Treating Low Back Pain
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  • The Long and Short of Lumbar Fusion
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  • Repeated Radiofrequency Treatment for Low Back Pain May Be Worth It
    •
  • Measuring Abdominal Muscle Control in Low Back Pain
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  • Track and Field Athletes at Risk for Bone Spurs in the Spine
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  • Exercise and Low Back Pain
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  • Motor Control of Abdominal Muscle Linked to Groin Pain
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  • Comparing Treatments for Coccygodynia: Surgery or Injection?
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  • Injured Disc Takes the Path of Least Resistance
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  • FDA Keeps Tabs on Approved Devices for Spinal Fusion
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  • Two Thumbs Up for CHARITE'™ Disc Replacement
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  • Getting Back Pain to Retreat
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  • Wrapping Up Back Pain
    •
  • Emotional Distress Negatively Affects Patients After Spinal Fusion
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  • People With Low Back Pain Have Global Pain Hypersensitivity
    •
  • New Information on Pain Pathways From Brain to Muscle
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  • Using Disc Space Height to Predict Outcome of Spinal Fusion
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  • Physical Therapist Reports Back Pain From Cancer
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  • Poor Outcome with Dural Tears From Spinal Surgery
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  • Back Schools: How Much Does Your Back Really Learn?
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  • Looking Back: Results of Artificial Disc Replacement
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  • Back Pain in Nurses
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  • Retraining Workers After Back Injury
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  • Can a Shoe Insert Reduce Back Pain?
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  • Japanese Surgeons Report New Technique for Laminectomy
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  • Results of First Tests on New Anterior Lumbar Fusion Device
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  • Reasons and Results for Back Surgery
    •
  • Best Low Back Posture for Lifting
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  • Results of Double-Level Posterior Spine Fusion
    •
  • Doctors Review Nucleus Pulposus Implant
    •
  • Sacroiliac Joint or Low Back Pain? Special Tests to Help Decide
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  • Poor Aerobic Fitness Linked with Low Back Pain
    •
  • Reliable System to Classify Patients with Low Back Pain
    •
  • Diskography Can Help With Back Surgery Decision
  • Questions Doctors Ask About Low Back Pain
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  • Does Fear Predict the Future of Low Back Pain?
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  • Patients with Nonspecific Low Back Pain Need Individual Treatment
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  • Problems After Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF)
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  • Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain: Reduce Symptoms and Increase Function
    •
  • Transferring Low Back Pain Research Results to Clinical Practice
    •
  • Predicting Disability After Lumbar Disc Surgery
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  • Rehab After Lumbar Disc Surgery
    •
  • Review of Treatmemt for Back Pain: What Works, What Doesn't
    •
  • Minimal Wear Debris with Charité Artificial Disc
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  • Perfect Candidate for Artificial Disc Replacement
    •
  • New Trends in Lumbar Spine Surgery
    •
  • Evidence Demands Compliance in Care of Acute Low Back Pain
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  • Neurologic Symptoms After Steroid Injection
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  • Results of Revision Surgery After Failed Spinal Fusion
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  • Physical Therapy for Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Predicting Low Back Pain
    •
  • Nucleoplasty For Small, Contained Disc Herniations
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  • New Tool For Evaluating Results of Treatment for Low Back Pain
    •
  • Two Herbs Found Effective in Treating Acute Low Back Pain
    •
  • Does Timing of Surgery for Cauda Equina Lesion Matter?
    •
  • Rate of Second Spine Operations
    •
  • Results of Lumbar Disc Replacement Improved
    •
  • Questions About Steroid Injections for Back Pain
    •
  • Chronic Back Pain Responds Well to Psychological Treatment
    •
  • Can Back Pain Prevention Programs Reduce Ecomonic Losses From Lower Back Pain Injuries?
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  • Reliability of Tests for Low Back Pain
    •
  • Depression, Anxiety, Alcohol Use Not Uncommon Among People with Chronic Back or Neck Pain
  • Using the X STOP to Stop Back Pain from Spinal Stenosis
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  • Comparing Walking Speed and Force for Patients with Back and Leg Pain
    •
  • Results of FDA Pilot Study Comparing Single-Level and Multiple-Level Disc Replacements
    •
  • Predicting Treatment Results for Sciatica
    •
  • Squatting or Stooping to Lift: Does It Really Matter?
    •
  • Exercise and Education Using the CBT Approach for Chronic Low Back Pain
    •
  • Wallis Implant Appears Effective in Relieving Pain in Some Patients
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  • Cause and Treatment of Lumbar Scoliosis in Older Adults
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  • Sciatica Random Control Trials
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  • Surgery May Be Best for Degenerative Spondylolisthesis
    •
  • No Statistical Differences Found Between Patients with 1- or 2-Level ProDisc Replacement
    •
  • Use of BRYAN Cervical Disc Prosthesis Appears Favorable Compared with Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion
    •
  • Measuring Pedicle and Spinal Canal Parameters to Compare Achondroplast Population with Non-achondroplast
    •
  • Circumferential Technique Appears Superior to Posterolateral in Lumbar Fusions
    •
  • Diagnosing Low Back Pain
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  • Outcomes in Direct Repair of Pars Defects at Multiple Levels
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  • Chronic Low Back Pain, Psychosocial Distress, and Disability
    •
  • Predicting Results of Surgery for Sciatica
    •
  • Measuring Heatlh Care Workers' Attitudes and Beliefs About Low Back Pain
    •
  • Failed Back Surgery Syndrome: What's the Next Step?
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  • Controversy Over New Clinical Guidelines for Low Back Pain
    •
  • Extension Exercises for Subgroups of Patients with Low Back Pain
    •
  • Dynamic Instrumentation an Effective Option for Degenerative Spine Disorders in Some Patients
    •
  • Fluoroscopically Guided Intra-articular Injection Helps Differentiate Pain Generator in Hip and Lumbar Pain
    •
  • Measuring Spinal Motion After Artificial Disc Replacements
    •
  • Update on the Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain
    •
  • New Low Back Pain Treatment Guidelines
    •
  • Outcomes of Lumbar Microdiscectomy
    •
  • Age and Total Disc Replacements
    •
  • Can Patients With Previous Spine Surgery Have an Artificial Disc Replacement?
    •
  • Careful Patient Selection Yields Good Results With IDET
  • Supervised Exercise for Chronic Low Back Pain: Is It Really Needed?
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  • No Benefit Reported from Viscosupplementation of the Spine
  • Results of IDET in Worker's Compensation Employees
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  • New VAX-D Traction Technology for Low Back Pain
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  • Searching For An Effective Way to Treat Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Management of Chronic Low Back Pain with Epidural Steroid Injections
  • Chronic Low Back Pain Treatment with Physical Therapy Modalities
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  • Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain with Medications
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  • Overview of surgical management of chronic low back pain.
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  • Management of Chronic Low Back Pain with Trigger Point Injections
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  • Pseudoradicular and Radicular Low Back Pain
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  • Is There Really a Difference Between Radicular and Pseudoradicular Low Back Pain?
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  • British Verify Use of American Method of Predicting Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Spinal Fusion, Degenerative Changes, and Clinical Outcomes Are Linked
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  • Comparing Spinal Mobilization to Spinal Extension Exercises for Low Back Pain
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  • Lumbar Disc Herniations at L5-S1 Can Be Treated With Transabdominal Percutaneous Lumbar Discectomy
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  • Primary Hydatid Cyst Associated with Sciatica
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  • Lumbar Disc Herniation Can Cause Stump Pain
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  • Advantages of Endoscopic Transforaminal Discectomy for Repeat Disc Removal
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  • Patients' Beliefs About Causes of Low Back Pain
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  • Fast, Efficient Diagnosis of Low Back Pain
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  • Cross-Friction Algometry Is Valid and Reliable in Determining Referred Muscle Pain from Lower Back Pain
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  • Clinical Production Model for Multidisciplinary Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain Not Supported
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  • SI Degeneration After Lumbar Spine Fusion
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  • Safety of Lumbar Laminectomy in the Elderly
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  • Back Pain Research: No New Answers, No New Solutions
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  • Update On Lumbar Disc Disease
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  • The Evidence About Epidural Steroid Injections and Opioid Use for Low Back Pain
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  • Kinesiophobia in Chronic Low Back Pain
  • Periosteal Cells for Lumbar Segmental Fusion
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  • New Understanding of the Short-Term Benefits of Disc Surgery
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  • Changes in Discs and Facet Joints After Total Disc Replacement
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  • Is Exercise Helpful For Low Back Pain?
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  • Can Physical Therapy Reduce the Total Cost of Care for Low Back Pain?
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  • Driver Reaction Time Following Selective Nerve Root Block
  • Total Disc Replacement In Postdiscectomy Patients Versus Patients with No Previous Lumbar Surgery
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  • Lumbar Adjacent Segment Degeneration and Disease After Arthrodesis and Total Disc Arthroplasty.
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  • Radiological Features of Lumbar Spinal Lesions in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis
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  • Benefit of Early Steroid Injection for Radicular Low Back Pain
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  • Dynesys System As An Alternative to Fusion Surgery for Lumbar Spondylolisthesis
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  • Who's in Charge of Treating the Back Pain Patient? The Doctor or the Patient?
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  • Disc Degeneration - Can we help change the processs?
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  • Low Back Pain and Golf - Getting Into the Swing of It
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  • Physical Therapists Recognizes Need For Emergency Care in Patient with Low Back Pain
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  • Does Having Low Back Pain One Time Mean You'll Have It Again?
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  • Back Pain Continues Despite Advances in Medical Knowledge
  • What You Need to Know About the New ICF Model for Low Back Pain Patients
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  • Guiding Piriformis Injections with Sciatic Nerve Stimulator
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  • Some Steroid Injections Work Better Than Others for Back Pain and Here's Why
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  • The Difficulty of Diagnosing Sacroiliac Joint Pain
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  • Disability Prevention After Episode of Low Back Pain in Workers
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  • Do Disc Replacements Get the Green Light?
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  • What Defines a Recurrence of Low Back Pain?
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  • The Value of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
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  • A Review of Available Interspinous Spacers
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  • Replace or Regenerate Degenerated Disc Material: The Race is On
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  • Taking a Look at Cervical Disc Replacement: The Big Picture
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  • Spine Surgeons Give a General Overview of XLIF
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  • Finding the Optimal Treatment for Workers with Low Back Pain
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  • Revisiting An Old Topic: Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
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  • Aquatic Exercise Benefits Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Validity of the Flip Test as a Sign of Nerve Root Tension
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  • Expert in Back Pain Clears Up Misunderstanding About Pain Types
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  • Surgeons Look Back at Results of Fusion for Spondylolisthesis
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  • Workers' Compensation: A Risk Factor After Back Surgery?
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  • Patients with Spinal Stenosis Can Benefit from Nerve Blocks
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  • Managing Low Back Pain Without Medications
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  • New Problem Discovered with X-Stop Devices
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  • No Time Lost Results in Optimal Results for Transverse Sacral Fractures
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  • Surgeons Can Use Ultrasound to Guide Sacral Injections to Relieve Low Back Pain
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  • How Long Can You Wait to Have That Spinal Fusion Surgery Before It's Too Late?
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  • Disc Herniations Don't Come From Lifting
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  • Predicting Success After Lumbar Spine Surgery
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  • Report on the Safety and Usefulness of Bone Proteins for Lumbar Spinal Fusion
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  • Minimally Invasive Surgery for Spinal Fusion: Superior to Open Surgery?
  • Effect of X-stop on Motion and Space Inside the Spinal Canal
  • How Our Words Can Influence Treatment Results
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  • Getting Everyone on the Same Page When Measuring Back Pain
  • Better Results with Spinal Fusion: How and Why?
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  • Don't Withhold Spinal Fusion Because of Age
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  • Reducing Complications From Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
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  • Results of Lateral Approach to Lumbar Interbody Fusion
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  • Results of Microblade Shaver for Spinal Stenosis
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  • Results So Far With Newer Minimally Invasive Spinal Fusion
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  • Fusion Rates and Complications After Lumbar Interbody Fusion
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  • Understanding Behavior and Activity Level Linked with Chronic Pain
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  • How Does Chiropractic Care Measure Against Other Types of Conservative Treatment for Low Back Pain?
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  • Does Pain Location in Stenosis Matter to Treatment?
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  • Degenerative and Herniated Discs: Are They Inherited?
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  • Prevention, Recognition, and Management of Spine Surgery Complications
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  • Sacroiliac Pain: A Challenge But Not Impossible
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  • Is Heavy Lifting Really Linked With Disc Herniation?
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  • Should Fusion for Degenerative Spondylolisthesis Include the Sacrum?
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  • How Long Can You Wait Before Getting Help for That Lumbar Disc?
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  • Fear Is An Obstacle for Recovery from Back Pain
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  • Preventing Pain After Surgery to Remove Disc
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  • Study Confirms Results of Disc Replacement in Lumbar Spine
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  • Return to Work as a Measure of Outcomes for Low Back Pain
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  • Depression as a Factor in Results of Spinal Surgery
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  • Sixty-Year Review of Lumbar Fusion
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  • Relationship Between Low Back Pain and Metabolic Syndrome in Japanese Adults
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  • Why Do Spinous Process Fractures Occur in the Spine After X-Spacers?
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  • MRI For Low Back Pain: When Is It Too Early?
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  • Results of Spine Surgery Differ Across the U.S.
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  • Avoiding Adjacent Segment Disease After Spinal Fusion
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  • Surgery -- Or No Surgery for Chronic Low Back Pain
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  • Best Way to Treat Back Pain in Golfers
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  • Am I Getting Shorter As I Get Older? The Verdict In A 15-Year Follow-up Study on Aging Changes In Lumbar Discs And Vertebrae
  • The Effectiveness of Therapist-Delivered Treatments for Low Back Pain
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  • Should I Get My Sciatica Relieved Surgically, Or Should I Wait? The Verdict Is In on the Best Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation.
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  • Surgical Outcomes for Spinal Stenosis
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  • Facet Joints Related Pain and Radiofrequency Denervation
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  • Limitations Exist in Examining the Cost-effectiveness of Surgical Treatments for Lumbar Spine Disorders
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  • Is Active Rehab After Spinal Stenosis Surgery Effective?
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  • Are Steroid Shots for Low Back Pain with Radiating Sciatica Worth the Cost? An Economic Evaluation of Their Cost-Effectiveness
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  • Does Cognitive Functional Therapy Help People With Chronic Low Back Pain?
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