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New England Journal of Medicine, 2000
Stage An 80-year-old man with degenerative arthritis of the hip and spine began to have midthoracic back pain and worsening pain in his left hip. The pain began suddenly, was not preceded by trauma, did not radiate, and was not relieved in any position. The back pain persisted for two weeks despite rest and treatment with ibuprofen. The patient took no
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Stage An 80-year-old man with degenerative arthritis of the hip and spine began to have midthoracic back pain and worsening pain in his left hip. The pain began suddenly, was not preceded by trauma, did not radiate, and was not relieved in any position. The back pain persisted for two weeks despite rest and treatment with ibuprofen. The patient took no
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2015
Low-back pain is one of the most common painful conditions experienced by humans throughout their life. Some occupational risk factors (namely, heavy manual material handling) may also contribute to the development of low-back pain: due to the high prevalence of both low-back pain and manual material handling in the adult working population, it has ...
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Low-back pain is one of the most common painful conditions experienced by humans throughout their life. Some occupational risk factors (namely, heavy manual material handling) may also contribute to the development of low-back pain: due to the high prevalence of both low-back pain and manual material handling in the adult working population, it has ...
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1987 1979
Publisher Summary This chapter describes the diagnosis of pain in back. Pain in the back is one of the commonest complaints in general and specialist practice, and no specialism is immune from it. The differential diagnosis, therefore, covers most of medicine. The first important subdivision is into acute and chronic back pain. Acute pain in the back
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Publisher Summary This chapter describes the diagnosis of pain in back. Pain in the back is one of the commonest complaints in general and specialist practice, and no specialism is immune from it. The differential diagnosis, therefore, covers most of medicine. The first important subdivision is into acute and chronic back pain. Acute pain in the back
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Oncologic emergencies and urgencies: A comprehensive review
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022David E Gerber, Jason J Bischof
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