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WHIPLASH INJURY RESULTS IN SUSTAINED IMPAIRMENTS
WHIPLASH INJURY RESULTS IN SUSTAINED IMPAIRMENTS Persistent functional loss is common with neck injuries, particularly in those following...
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Sensory Nerves in Herniated Discs
Sensory Nerves in Herniated Discs Pathologic Mechanism of Disc Pain Injury patients often times have pain syndromes directly related to...
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Nerve Root Injury without Disc Herniation
Nerve Root Injury without Disc Herniation Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) Compression of Nerves after Whiplash Symptoms Objectified In a...
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Demonstrating Neck Muscle Injury using MRI
Demonstrating Neck Muscle Injury using MRI Post-Traumatic and Causally Muscle Injury of the Anterior Neck Musculature Objectively...
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Vertebral Body Fracture and Vertical Herniated Disc
Vertebral Body Fracture and Vertical Herniated Disc “Schmorl's nodes were first described by the pathologist Christian Schmorl in 1927,...
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Low Speed-Rear End Injuries
Low Speed-Rear End Injuries A recent study by Omerovic et al, 2016 reviewed the mechanics associated with injuries to the cervical spine...
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Heredity Causation to Disc Herniation and Degenerative Disc Disease
Heredity Causation to Disc Herniation and Degenerative Disc Disease There has been much discussion in the medical-legal arena that the...
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Chronic Widespread Pain After Motor Vehicle Collisions
Chronic Widespread Pain After Motor Vehicle Collisions When it comes to the evaluation of the injury victim, consideration must be given...
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Spinal Injuries – MRI Is not enough
Spinal Injuries – MRI Is not enough The rationale for combined imaging modalities to objectify bodily injury + Understanding how to use...
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TRAUMA and MISSED SPINAL INSTABILITY
TRAUMA and MISSED SPINAL INSTABILITY Complete evaluation of the trauma victim is a critical component to avoid missing a catastrophic...
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Persistent Pain After Motor Vehicle Crashes & Fibromyalgia
Persistent Pain After Motor Vehicle Crashes & Fibromyalgia Evaluating the trauma patient properly also includes determining the mechanism...
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Increased Nerves in Pre-existing Intervertebral Disc Disease
Increased Nerves in Pre-existing Intervertebral Disc Disease Previous research papers have demonstrated and discussed the presence of...
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Causation Analysis of Low Speed Collision, Spine Fracture, Labral Tear and Cervical Disc Herniation
Causation Analysis of Low Speed Collision, Spine Fracture, Labral Tear and Cervical Disc Herniation Demonstrating causality to a related...
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Connective Tissue Injury MRI vs Intraoperative Assessment for Accuracy – Which is BETTER?
Connective Tissue Injury MRI vs Intraoperative Assessment for Accuracy – Which is BETTER? When evaluating the traumatically injured...
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Speed Bumps Cause Spinal Fractures
Speed Bumps Cause Spinal Fractures Understanding how traumatic forces can result in bodily injury is often a difficult task since, as any...
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Post-Surgical Lumbar Spine Pain
Post-Surgical Lumbar Spine Pain When a person undergoes a surgical procedure, it doesn’t necessarily mean the patient is cured and will...
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Whiplash and Permanency
Whiplash and Permanency – The Evidence Permanency relating to bodily injury is an important part of documenting response to care in...
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Concussion Found in Whiplash
Concussion Found in Whiplash When a victim of a traffic accident is evaluated, it is imperative to take into consideration the entire...
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Diagnosing ACUTE Disc Herniation on MRI
Diagnosing ACUTE Disc Herniation on MRI When a herniated intervertebral disc (herniated nucleus pulposus or HNP) is diagnosed on MRI,...
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Disability Following Causally Related Lumbar Disc Surgery
Disability Following Causally Related Lumbar Disc Surgery Traumatic bodily injuries can produce profound functional limitations on the...
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