Letter from the Editor-in-Chief
The focus of DC Tracts’ final issue of the year is the diagnosis of low back pain...
The focus of D.C. Tracts’ final issue of the year is the diagnosis of low back pain – the most common complaint associated with chiropractic care. In this issue, the presenters outline both musculoskeletal and non-musculoskeletal sources of this problem.
The feature article by Dr. Sean Mathers, “Musculoskeletal Causes of Low Back Pain,” recaps for our readers the frequent sources of spinal pain including discogenic pain, Maignes syndrome, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, facet joint pain and spinal stenosis. In their audio lectures, Drs. Brynne Stainsby and Jacqueline Beres describe the non-musculoskeletal and discogenic origins of low back pain.
Dr. Brian Gleberzon’s Juris-Proofing section features part two of his series addressing the question, “What makes ‘informed consent’ truly informed?” Finally, Dr. Yasmeen Khan briefly outlines the scientific literature investigating lumbar disc herniations and uterine fibroids as a source of low back pain.
I trust that you will find this issue of D.C. Tracts both informative and interesting, and it will enrich both your clinical expertise and patient services.
Best Regards,
Bryan M. Bond, DC, MS, PhD
Editor-in-Chief
In This Issue:
- FEATURE ARTICLE: Common Musculoskeletal Causes of Low Back Pain
Sean Mathers, DC, DPT, DACRB - AUDIO LECTURES:
- Non-Mechanical Causes of Low Back Pain
Brynne Stainsby, DC - Discogenic Pain
Jacqueline L. Beres, DC, cert-PSP, cert-MDT
- Non-Mechanical Causes of Low Back Pain
- JURIS-PROOFING: What Makes “Informed Consent” Truly Informed? (Part 2)
Brian J. Gleberzon, DC, BA, MHSc, PhD - ABSTRACTS AND COMMENTARIES:
Yasmeen A. Khan, DC, MS - Clinical Diagnostic Model for Sciatica Developed in Primary Care Patients with Low Back-Related Leg Pain
- Common Diseases Mimicking Lumbar Disc Herniation and their Treatment
- Uterine Fibroids: Diagnosis and Treatment
- CONTINUING EDUCATION QUESTIONNAIRE
