Surgical Techniques
New Guideline for Low-Back Pain Interventions
The American Pain Society has issued a new clinical practice guideline for low back pain that emphasizes the use of noninvasive treatments over interventional procedures, as well as the importance of shared decision making between provider and patient. More...02 Jun 2009
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