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The Shoe Fits but Patients Won’t Wear It Can Compliance With Therapeutic Footwear Be Improved? ISSUE: MAY, 2008 People with rheumatoid arthritis can increase mobility and relieve pain by wearing therapeutic shoes. The shoes tend to be so unattractive, however, that patients frequently choose not to wear them. read more |
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CT Guidance Boosts Accuracy, Efficacy of Steroid Injections
ISSUE: MAY, 2008 Use of computed tomography during transforaminal lumbar epidural steroid injection may allow for more accurate needle placement and possibly greater success for this technique, a recent case study suggests. read more |
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Botox Is Best To Quash Chronic Migraine ISSUE: MAY, 2008 Although we have yet to see large, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies proving its efficacy, Botox is in my opinion the best prophylactic treatment for chronic migraines. read more |
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Trauma Pain Often Lingers a Year or More After Injury ISSUE: MAY, 2008 More than 60% of trauma patients report potentially severe pain one year after they sustained their injuries. read more |
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