This is a discussion on American College Of Physicians Issues Advice For High-Value Health Care For Diagnostic Imaging For Low Back Pain within the Education, Research and Spine Publications forums, part of the General Spine Discussion Forums category; The American College of Physicians (ACP) has found strong evidence that routine imaging for low back pain with X-ray or ...
American College Of Physicians Issues Advice For High-Value Health Care For Diagnostic Imaging For Low Back Pain The American College of Physicians (ACP) has found strong evidence that routine imaging for low back pain with X-ray or advanced imaging methods such as CT scan or MRI does not improve the health of patients.....
American College Of Physicians Issues Advice For High-Value Health Care For Diagnostic Imaging For Low Back Pain (click here for the full article at Medical News Today)
Justin Averna
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- 1994: Football Injury, Severe Hyperextension
- 1997: Snow Skiing Injury
- 3/7/1997: Laminotomy L4/L5
- 1999 & 2003: Motor Vehicle Accidents (not at fault both times) --> Grade V Annular Tears L4/L5 & L5/L6
- 11/15/2003: 2-Level ProDisc® L4/L5 & L5/L6*, *lumbosacral transitional vertebra --> Dr. Rudolf Bertagnoli
- 4/2008: 4.5 years pain-free before "new" leg pain
- 5/14/2009: Dynamic Stabilization System L4/L5, Dr. Rudolf Bertagnoli
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