According to a study conducted by Dr. John Leslie of the Mayo Clinic, Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression is proven to be 88.9% effective for back and neck pain. This medically-reviewed clinical data is based on a multi-center, phase II, non-randomized pilot study. Patients in the study suffered from chronic back pain, on average, for about ten years. After two weeks of treatments, patients experienced a 50% reduction in pain. And after completing the entire six-week protocol of 20 treatments, Dr. Leslie documented an overall success rate of 88.9%. Discover the path to a revitalized you and bid farewell to persistent back discomfort! 🌟 📞 (866) 303-9355 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gb6vuJ4p . . . #SpinalDecompression #BackPainRelief #HerniatedDiscs #SciaticaSolution #HolisticWellness #PainFreeLiving #DiscoverRelief #OptimalSpinalHealth #NonInvasiveTherapy #ExploreWellness #TransformativeBenefits #SpineCare #WellnessWednesday #ReliefThroughDecompression #BackToHealth #HolisticHealingJourney #HealYourSpine #BackHealth #ExploreYourPotential #EmpowerYourWellness #EffectiveBackCare #RejuvenateYourSpine #PainFreeLifeAhead
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Procedure Spotlight 💡 #Spinalcordstimulator technology is rapidly advancing and becoming the treatment of choice for chronic pain patients. Not only is it one of the few devices where patients can test the stimulator in a non-surgical trial period, but the permanent implant is also a minimally invasive, outpatient procedure. For these reasons, we advocate for stimulators at our clinic, and they are becoming an increasingly hot topic of interest with our patients. Seen here, Dr. Gus Lowry performs this minimally invasive procedure with full confidence in its efficacy. We hope to bring awareness to this technology that is changing the landscape of chronic #painmanagement. Some options and treatments can give you the relief you deserve, and if you’re the right fit, a spinal stimulator could help you return to a life free of pain. What questions do you have about #chronicpain? We are here to help! Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. Compassionate providers you can trust. Advanced Pain Care, #ThePainStopsHere.
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Neuropathic pain is one of the most challenging complications faced by individuals with spinal cord injuries. In rehabilitation settings, a pivotal question often arises among physicians, therapists, and patients: Does exercise help alleviate this type of pain? There's no simple answer, but we've compiled extensive evidence and analyzed data to shed light on this crucial issue. I invite you to read our recent publication, "The Role of Exercise in the Alleviation of Neuropathic Pain Following Traumatic Spinal Cord Injuries: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis." Your insights and feedback would be highly appreciated. Access the full text here: https://lnkd.in/gdFNVcTg #SpinalCordInjury #NeuropathicPain #Rehabilitation #ExerciseTherapy
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How do you monitor the progress of your patient's recovery? At Axis Brain & Back Institute, we've implemented a series of measures to ensure a patient's recovery is on track. This encompasses scheduled injections, regular check-ins with our team, and follow-up assessments. We extend these protocols to patients undergoing pain management, physical therapy, and post-surgical care. Our aim is to support patients throughout their recovery journey. With all aspects of the recovery process housed under one roof, we're able to closely monitor progress and ensure patients remain on their recovery path. How do you monitor your patient's recovery progress? #RecoveryMonitoring #AxisSpine #PatientJourney
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Polymyalgia Rheumatica(PMR):Clinical Summary Symptoms: Stiffness and pain on bilateral shoulder and hip. Examination: Limited range of motion in shoulder and hip. Investigation: Elevated ESR and CRP ; imaging may show bursitis or synovitis. Treatment: Corticosteroids Association: PMR is associated with Giant Cell Arteritis. The JAMA article below provide valuable information about PMR The image below might help primary care physician for educating patient https://ja.ma/3YDR1JV #PMR #PrimaryCare #PatientEducation #JAMA #MedicalEducation #PatientCare
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The Mild Procedure is clinically proven to help patients with lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) stand 7x longer and walk 16x farther with less pain.* By getting patients back on their feet and back to the things they love, the Mild Procedure empowers patients to reclaim mobility and get on the path to lasting relief. View Dr. Huaguang (David) Qu, MD, MS's case study for this patient, along with others from leading interventional pain management physicians: https://lnkd.in/eeeCJxFS *Clinical data: bit.ly/MildData Pennsylvania Pain and Spine Institute #ChronicLowBackPain #LookForTheLigament #MOVE2mild #MobilityMatters #KnowYourBackStory #MildProcedure #VertosMedical #PainManagement #LSS
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This week, we're spotlighting one of our clinic's procedures and its effectiveness across different accident treatments be it automotive, sports-related, and more. Ready to discover how our services can make a difference for you? Cervical Epidural Steroid Injections (CESI) are a specialized treatment aimed at relieving pain and inflammation in the neck caused by conditions like herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or nerve compression. This minimally invasive procedure involves injecting a steroid medication directly into the epidural space of the cervical spine under fluoroscopic guidance, ensuring precise delivery to the affected area. CESI can significantly reduce pain by targeting inflammation around the spinal nerves, thereby improving mobility and enhancing overall quality of life for patients. It is often recommended when conservative treatments such as physical therapy or medications fail to provide sufficient relief. Patients undergoing CESI typically experience minimal discomfort during the procedure and may notice gradual pain relief over the following days to weeks. The effects of CESI can vary among individuals, but many report sustained improvement in symptoms, including reduced neck pain, tingling, and weakness in the arms. But always always remember! That consulting with a healthcare provider is essential to determine if CESI is suitable based on individual health conditions and symptoms. Connect with us to discover more: ☎️ (562) 414-4452 🌐 www.synergexmed.com . . . . . . #SynergexMed #wellnessjourney #TopQualityCare #California #ExpertCare #painrelief #healthcareheroes #ExpertiseYouCanCountOn #holistichealing #PainFreeLife #NeurologicalHealth #PainManagement #WellBeing
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In this week’s #PainWarriorWednesday, Mansoor M. Aman, M.D. — of Aurora Health Care, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin—shares how StimRouter® helps him treat patients with chronic pain, especially complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS): “Prior to utilizing any neuromodulation therapy, I will ensure my patients have tried conservative medical management, including physical therapy, medications, pain psychology, and possibly injections. For those that fail to improve with these treatments, StimRouter has been very impactful in patients with focal pain. I routinely see sustained long-term benefit and high patient satisfaction for most patients [who use StimRouter].” #StimRouter #Neuromodulation #ChronicPain –– Individual results may vary. Contact your physician to see if StimRouter is right for you. StimRouter is indicated for chronic peripheral nerve pain in adults. It is not intended to treat pain in the craniofacial region. Visit https://bit.ly/3FfRmWF for full prescribing information.
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Join Dr. Dave Pearson, PT, ATC, CSCS and 5 other presenters for "The Primary Care PT & Imaging Showcase" held Live via Zoom on Wed, April 24th @ 7pm ET Featured Case: Patient presented with non dominant left shoulder pain and a diagnosis of OA via x-ray. Pain symptoms were not replicated with examination. Join the showcase to hear more about the assessment, treatment and clinical pearls on this case. Learn More & Sign Up: https://buff.ly/3PRxdNU #primarycaretherapy #physicaltherapy #dpt #shoulderpain #differentialdiagnosis #imaging #arthritis
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A 5 years old Hyperopic patient case study: Unaided vision: OD: 6/9, OS: 6/18 Cycloplegic Correction: OD: 2.50D = 6/6p, OS: 4.50D = 6/9 There are two options: i. First, since the vision is improving in both eyes, to give a full prescription. ii. Second, since there is hardly any difference with correction in OD, it can be left alone and only the difference in refraction of the two eyes can be given in OS. This concept stems from the rule that both eyes accommodate equally. To see clearly OD accommodates by 2.5D and simultaneously OS also accommodates by 2.5D. The rest 2.0D remaining in OS to view 6/9 line. Without refractive error there are no ocular health issue. Now which one do you prefer for prescription & why?
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Procedure Spotlight 💡 Spinal cord stimulator technology is rapidly advancing and becoming the treatment of choice for chronic pain patients. Not only is it one of the few devices where patients can test the stimulator in a non-surgical trial period, but the permanent implant is also a minimally invasive, outpatient procedure. For these reasons, we advocate for stimulators at our clinic, and they are becoming an increasingly hot topic of interest with our patients. Seen here, Dr. David Amaro-Driedger performs this minimally invasive procedure with full confidence in its efficacy. We hope to bring awareness to this technology that is changing the landscape of chronic pain management. Some options and treatments can give you the relief you deserve, and if you’re the right fit, a spinal stimulator could help you return to a life free of pain. What questions do you have about chronic pain? We are here to help! Compassionate providers you can trust. If you are in pain, there's no need to wait. Advanced Pain Care, #ThePainStopsHere. #healthcare #painmanagement #medical
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