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Lowbackpain.TV™ Guide: Edition 3
This month we continue our focus on facet joint pain with Part 2 in the first Case History Series: Read the second investigation report for Patient A.
We hope you continue to find the newsletter and website to be valuable resources.
Enjoy.
From The Clinica Media Team.
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| Case History Series: #1 : Part 2 |
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Back Pain - Facet joint pain: Part 2
A 50 year old man presented with a 5 year story of back pain, which had been getting slowly worse.
Read the continuing article of his case history and clinical presentation including discussion and findings from the second series of Medial Branch Blocks.
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Leg pain - Radicular pain
Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection (TFESI)-L4
A young male with right L4 sciatica is presented and treated with a targeted ‘nerve sheath’ transforaminal epidural injection.
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Low back and leg pain:
Learn more about the options that may be available to help alleviate low back and leg pain.
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Ultrasound Retraining:
Physiotherapists, Emma Colson and Dr Donna Urquhart recently co-presented at a lecture evening for the Victorian branch of Sports Physiotherapy Australia (SPA). The night was a lecture and practical session on Ultrasound Retraining for 35 participants. Sonosite Australia sponsored the evening, with the Victorian representative of the company, Libby Amey providing five ultrasound machines to allow the participants to practice some of the skills needed to use ultrasound in a clinical setting within physiotherapy practice.
The use of ultrasound in physiotherapy practice is born from landmark research out of the University of Queensland illustrating that the low back pain population has an alteration in timing onset of the deep abdominal muscles (transversus abdominis(TA) in particular). Teaching patients with chronic low back pain how to recruit the TA is one part of the rehabilitation process. As the muscle is deep in the abdominal region, it can only be viewed with the use of diagnostic ultrasound.
For more information on this physical therapy related item please view www.lowbackpain.com.au
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