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  • Lumbar Traction: Uses, Procedure, Side Effects, and More

    Lumbar traction is sometimes used to ease low back pain, but studies suggest it doesn't offer more relief than exercise alone. For better outcomes, postural correction and targeted exercises are recommended.

    Source: Verywell Health

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  • Prior authorization delays elective spine surgery without savings to payers

    Patients who experience delays in elective spine surgery due to the preauthorization approval process had prolonged pain with no cost savings for the health care system, according to data presented here.

    Source: Healio

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  • AI can predict spine surgery risks, but can surgeons trust it?

    In neurosurgery, few decisions carry as much weight as whether to operate. For patients with complex spinal conditions, the difference between intervention and observation can hinge on a fragile balance of risks, complications, recovery time, long-term function, many of which are difficult to predict with certainty. Now, AI is beginning to reshape that calculation.

    Source: Becker;s Spine Review

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  • Understanding Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Pain: Causes, Treatment, and When Surgery Helps

    Lower back and hip pain are common-but not all pain comes from the spine. The sacroiliac (SI) joint is a frequent and often overlooked source. Because this joint behaves differently from others in the body, SI joint problems can be difficult to recognize, but very treatable once properly diagnosed.

    Source: Spine Health Foundation

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  • Breaking the Spine Surgeon Myth: Not Every Visit Leads to Surgery

    If a primary care doctor, physical therapist, or friend suggests that you see a spine surgeon, your first reaction may be a wave of anxiety. Many people assume that walking into a spine surgeon’s office is the first step toward an operating room. That assumption is one of the most persistent and most misleading ideas in spine care today

    Source: Spine Health Foundation

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