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The Signs And Symptoms Of Discogenic Low Back Pain, Joe J. Putos
The Signs And Symptoms Of Discogenic Low Back Pain, Joe J. Putos
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The signs and symptoms of low back pain (LBP) associated with disc herniation (DLBP) and its underlying mechanism(s) are not well supported. One theory proposes that some low back pain (LBP) is the result of a disc herniation compressing adjacent tissues innervated with nociceptors. The theory proposes that spinal manipulation (SM) and/or mobilizations (SMOB) can reduce the size and position of the herniation, and relieve pain and improve range of motion. There is no research to support or negate the theory even though clinical evidence supports its plausibility.
In this three-part study we examined clinical practices that have an anecdotal …