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Dr Bruce Mitchell incoming President of Sports Medicine Australia.
Dr Bruce Mitchell, a member of the Clinica Media Team which produces Lowbackpain.TV, is the incoming President of Sports Medicine Australia (SMA). Dr Mitchell has been involved at State and National board level in SMA for 17 years, including four years as National Vice President and three years as Victorian President.
SMA is the leading multidisciplinary sports medicine organisation in the southern hemisphere. Dr Bruce Mitchell will be in attendance at the forthcoming Australian Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport, held in Melbourne from October 13-16.
If you want to find out more about the team behind Lowbackpain.TV™ then visit: www.clinicamedia.com/team.htm
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| Case History Series: #1 (The first in our series!) |
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Back Pain - Facet joint pain: Part 1
A 50 year old man presented with a 5 year story of back pain, which had been getting slowly worse. The pain was in the low part of the back, and was much worse on the left side. The pain then spread into the buttock and the back of the thigh (into the hamstring). The pain was aggravated by bending, lifting, walking and rolling in bed. Sitting was variably sore. The intensity of pain in the back was worse than the leg pain. The leg pain was a general aching sensation. The back pain was similar, but at times it was sharp. However, he could walk without much pain: and indeed, walking helped to relieve the pain.
Find out more information about his case history and clinical presentation including discussion and findings from a Medial Branch Block.
[Read more...]
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| Featured Video Clip this month: |
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Low Back Pain: Treatment
 Lumbar Facet Joint Radiofrequency Neurotomy - Episode 1
A man in his 50s is presented with chronic low back pain on the right. His pain is worse on stairs and he finds it hard to get in and out of his car or sit in a soft chair. Medial branch blocks more than halved his pain taking it from a pain score greater than 6/10 down to 2/10. The right L3/4, L4/5 and L5/S1 facet joints are denervated by radiofrequency neurotomy.
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| View a Sacroiliac Joint Radiofrequency Neurotomy |
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| Featured Fact Sheet: |
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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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| View a Lumbar Medial Branch Block |
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Keeping up-to-date with Internet trends…
Would you believe that over 120 million Americans now have broadband access! According to research produced by a Nielsen/Netratings survey, 42% of Americans now have broadband access at home. Their research also shows that “broadband users spend more time and money online because their surfing experience is faster, more persistent, and ultimately, more satisfying. This is good news for consumers, publishers and advertisers alike.”
At Lowbackpain.TV we are making the most of the experiences afforded by broadband use in offering the high quality, full screen streaming of video content to help users better understand ways that back pain can be diagnosed and managed.
Visit the website and view our promo clip to see first hand the quality of the video experience. www.lowbackpain.tv |
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| Out in the Community: |
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Tai Chi for Low Back Pain
Kate Cowlishaw is a physical therapist who for the past 4 years has focused her time and energy on her clinical pilates practice at a Melbourne based sports medicine clinic.
In November last year, she attended the 5th Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain. As part of this, she attended a 'Tai Chi for Low Back Pain' workshop run by Dr Paul Lam. Dr Lam is a western trained GP who practices in Sydney,
and is a respected Tai Chi teacher.
In consultation with other general practitioners and rheumatologists as well as physical therapists, Dr Lam has developed 'Tai Chi for Low Back Pain', which is a Tai Chi repertoire designed specifically for people with low back pain. Kate has now developed a Tai Chi 8 week course following on from this program. [Read More...]
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| Lowbackpain.TV Mini Promo CD: |
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Lowbackpain.TV Mini Disc
Were you curious about its small size!?
The 'special promo edition' Mini CD can be played in both Windows PC and Mac computers, and plays in a standard disc drive. (Mac users beware using it in newer slot drives!)
Check out the weblinks and sample patient fact sheets included on the disc.
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| How to Access the Video Clips |
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Pay-Per-24 Hour-Access
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| How to Link to Lowbackpain.TV |
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The Lowbackpain.TV™ logo is available to be added as a link into your practice or clinic's website to enable patients and users to find www.lowbackpain.tv
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