“In that case, you would look at multiple treatments including muscular conditioning, sleep hygiene, sleeping positions and bedding to make sure what they’re doing is right for them,” says Dr Anwar.

But more complicated causes may require more complex treatment plans. "It may be reassuring to know that low back pain is very common, and luckily, most cases will improve without the need for surgery ...

CMS' move to establish the new ICD-10 code — M62.85: Dysfunction of the Multifidus Muscles, Lumbar Region — is part of ongoing efforts by spine surgeons who want more coding clarifications for back ...

The University of Minnesota Medical School recently received a five-year, $3.2 million R01 grant from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases for a project that will ...

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