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The collective discussions demonstrate a shared respect for evidence-based guidelines, with users referencing scientific studies, debating treatment approaches like spinal manipulation, and emphasizing the importance of patient education. The tone is professional but curious, with references to specific research and clinical implications indicating a moderate level of interest and influence on practice.
Most discussions support the guideline's recommendations, emphasizing evidence-based approaches and questioning controversial methods, indicating general agreement.
Participants show moderate interest, engaging in debates about specific treatment details and evidence, but some posts remain observational.
The discussions involve referencing scientific studies, sharing personal insights, and questioning practices, reflecting thoughtful engagement.
Several posts highlight how the guidelines influence clinical practice and patient management, suggesting a moderate but meaningful impact.
15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society https://t.co/PPuzGPAdmh https://t.co/PCc8PqaPbD
質疑応答で「疼痛も順序を追って、評価・治療していく必要があって、まずレントゲン撮って〜」とコメントを頂いたのだけど、今日のテーマはトリアージとか診療の流れとかではなかったから、そんな話はしたつもりはなかったけど、興味がある方はこちらご参照ください。 ▼原著 https://t.co/0nrbx1gUjX https://t.co/RjEvTETo04
Si te empieza a doler la espalda, primero mantén la calma
@chris_neason @PaulBliton @tobi_saueressig @BJSM_BMJ @PhysioMeScience @Physiotutors @nakedphysio @SportfisioSwiss @JOSPT @sportmednews @hsgesundheit @BruknerKhan Thanks @PaulBliton This is more of a wider response: - An MCID of 20 VAS points is (in my view) too much to expect overall. Eg exercise gives 16 VAS points on average for chronic back pain(Cochrane review) - there are various MCIDs pending question https://t.co/AKzK0hh7K9
@underscore_roy There’s overwhelming evidence patients w/ nonradicular acute low back pain not below the knee & onset w/in 16 days with low fear avoidance benefit greatly from spinal manipulation. Thoracic manips help shoulder pain. https://t.co/gnNNzUzhfY
@chris_neason @drjohnhaiti @BJSM_BMJ @PhysioMeScience @Physiotutors @nakedphysio @SportfisioSwiss @JOSPT @sportmednews @tobi_saueressig @hsgesundheit @BruknerKhan Thanks @drjohnhaiti … the evidence-based recommendations in the US would disagree with your statements on „risky“ & „disc pain“ https://t.co/X6HnqHXHJ1 What is the basis of your statements?
This video emphasizes the importance of a holistic, patient-centered approach to treating non-traumatic musculoskeletal pain, highlighting the limitations of medication and invasive procedures and advocating for…
Lower back pain is common and often benign, but certain signs indicate serious issues. This video highlights key red flags such as unexplained weight loss, severe trauma, or neurological symptoms that require immediate…
In this episode, Damian Kapturski addresses an important question: What if your back pain is a sign of cancer? He discusses the necessity of recognizing 'red flags' that may indicate serious conditions, including…
In this video, João Mendes, Joanne Alves, and Ânio Simas discuss seven critical traps associated with low back pain. They explore how acute low back pain can transition to chronic pain, examining risk factors and…
In today's video, we delve into the causes of low back pain, a common condition impacting daily activities and quality of life. Join Consultant Neurosurgeon Mr. Ahmed-Ramadan Sadek as we uncover the underlying factors…
In this episode of The Flip N Shift Podcast, Dr. Tawny Kross discusses her extensive experience as a Pain Specialist, exploring chronic pain's impact on quality of life and healthcare costs. Join her as she shares…
Chronic pain affects quality of life and healthcare costs. Dr. Tawny Kross, a pain specialist, emphasizes the importance of language in musculoskeletal rehab, highlighting how words influence patient recovery and…
Low back pain is a common condition caused by various factors like muscle strain, injury, or medical issues. It can affect daily activities and quality of life. Treatment includes physical therapy and medication, while…
@chris_neason @drjohnhaiti @BJSM_BMJ @PhysioMeScience @Physiotutors @nakedphysio @SportfisioSwiss @JOSPT @sportmednews @tobi_saueressig @hsgesundheit @BruknerKhan Thanks @drjohnhaiti … the evidence-based recommendations in the US would disagree with your statements on „risky“ & „disc pain“ https://t.co/X6HnqHXHJ1 What is the basis of your statements?
@chris_neason @PaulBliton @tobi_saueressig @BJSM_BMJ @PhysioMeScience @Physiotutors @nakedphysio @SportfisioSwiss @JOSPT @sportmednews @hsgesundheit @BruknerKhan Thanks @PaulBliton This is more of a wider response: - An MCID of 20 VAS points is (in my view) too much to expect overall. Eg exercise gives 16 VAS points on average for chronic back pain(Cochrane review) - there are various MCIDs pending question https://t.co/AKzK0hh7K9
Si te empieza a doler la espalda, primero mantén la calma
Diagnosis and treatment of low back pain: a joint clinical practice guideline from the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society - PubMed https://t.co/aMmGT4jEkG
質疑応答で「疼痛も順序を追って、評価・治療していく必要があって、まずレントゲン撮って〜」とコメントを頂いたのだけど、今日のテーマはトリアージとか診療の流れとかではなかったから、そんな話はしたつもりはなかったけど、興味がある方はこちらご参照ください。 ▼原著 https://t.co/0nrbx1gUjX https://t.co/RjEvTETo04
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
RT @Retlouping: 15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from…
15 years on, nothing new under the sun. Diagnosis and Treatment of Low Back Pain: A Joint Clinical Practice Guideline from the American College of Physicians and the American Pain Society https://t.co/PPuzGPAdmh https://t.co/PCc8PqaPbD
@rachihc @DavidCook1959 @MedCrisis Stuff to maybe read (in random order) https://t.co/zLuWplqELy https://t.co/YFZEnXwXuQ https://t.co/XKWDwEFaHa https://t.co/tE2E6bwM3h https://t.co/eSiY3OHLha https://t.co/q5EkkPH8eB
@underscore_roy There’s overwhelming evidence patients w/ nonradicular acute low back pain not below the knee & onset w/in 16 days with low fear avoidance benefit greatly from spinal manipulation. Thoracic manips help shoulder pain. https://t.co/gnNNzUzhfY
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Chou, R., Qaseem, A., Snow, V., Casey, D., Cross, J. T., Shekelle, P., & Owens, D. K. (2007). Diagnosis and treatment of low back pain: a joint clinical practice guideline from the American College of Physicians and the APS. Annals of internal medicine, 147(7), 478-491.