bit.ly for Your Knee Pain Guide (Gift). I got an interview with Dr. Peter Osbourne on knee pain, diet and cartilage. There is more information over at my blog on the topic: exercisesforinjuries.com Rick Kaselj of ExercisesForInjuries.com .

CHECK OUT THE NEW VERSION: bit.ly Knee pain can result from many conditions. Among athletes, common injuries arising from overuse include inflammation and irritation of the patella or quadriceps tendons from poor patella tracking. Other causes of common knee pain stem from injuries that strain or tear ligaments. Meniscus damage and arthritis are also major contributors to knee pain. Each of these conditions have their own well-established treatments that include rest, icing after athletic use, anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy and training, or even surgical procedures. Proper diagnosis of the source of your pain is vital to creating a treatment plan to reduce pain and improve function. Your professional medical provider has the tools and expertise to diagnose and develop a treatment plan for your specific condition. KT Tape has been helpful for general knee pain, regardless of its source, through its ability to provide support without limiting mobility. KT Tape queues large muscle groups like the quadriceps to do their job in supporting knee movement. By creating surface tension on the skin over the area needing support, KT Tape creates a light, comfortable support structure that relieves pain and restores mobility.

The Stanford Pain Management Clinic can offer relief to the more than 50 million Americans suffering from chronic pain. Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, Chief, Pain Management Division, discusses Stanford’s approach to pain management.

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A responseofnalts video showing how wifeofnalts is preparing me for my Jan. 6 back surgery. It’s a spinal fusion. Google image search the term. Yuck. No more pratfalls for at least a week.

Neurosurgeon Dr Gerald Schell has been performing minimally invasive surgical procedures for treatment of low back pain using the Trans1 system at St. Mary’s of Michigan since the summer of 2007. Traditional surgery would often require several hours in the operating room as well as several days of recovery at the hospital. This procedure usually requires about 30 minutes in the surgery suite and in some cases may be done as an outpatient.

This medical animation shows a lumbar laminectomy back surgery procedure. Beginning with an orientation of the lumbar spine, the animation show a left side disc hernation impinging the dorsal nerve root, causing pain sensations to flow down the left leg. The surgical correction of this condition requires a portion of the lamina of the vertebra to be cut away, and the herniated disc material to be removed. Item #ANIM031

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