Management of Lumbar Radiculopathy: Clinical Research / 1 Credit
Learning Objectives:
- Compare two common interventions – spinal manipulation and nerve root injection – for patients with confirmed lumbar disc herniation
- Determine whether a combination of spinal manipulation, home exercises and advice would be more effective than home exercise and advice alone in decreasing back-related leg pain
- Investigate the pattern of symptom development in Cauda Equina Syndrome to facilitate timely diagnosis
- Evaluate slump stretching, coupled with lumbar mobilizations and stabilization exercises in the management of patients with pain referred distal to the buttocks during slump testing
- Appraise the efficacy of active conservative treatments in patients with severe sciatica
Course Reviews:
- Spinal Manipulation vs. Nerve Root Injection for MRI-Confirmed Lumbar Disc Herniation: Prospective Cohort +MP3
- Spinal Manipulation & Home Exercise With Advice for Subacute & Chronic Back-Related Leg Pain: RCT +MP3
- Progression of Symptoms in Cauda Equina Syndrome +MP3
- Addition of Slump Stretching to Lumbar Mobilizations & Exercise for a Specific Type of LBP - RCT +MP3
- Systematic Active Treatment for Severe Sciatica +MP3
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