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Spinal Impairment Evaluation: Fifth Edition Changes
Robert H. Haralson, III, MD, MBA
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Topics:
arm
,
leg
,
permanent impairment
,
philosophy
,
radiculopathy
Clinical Update: Evaluation of Low Back Pain
True Martin, MD
;
Christopher R. Brigham, MD
...
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Topics:
low back pain
,
neurologic examination
,
lumbar radiculopathy
,
asthenia
,
tendon reflex
Case Studies: Spinal Impairment Evaluation: Comparison of the Third Edition Revised, Fourth, and Fifth Editions
Christopher R. Brigham, MD
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Topics:
alteration of motion segment integrity
,
impairment rating
,
permanent impairment
,
radiculopathy
,
range of motion
Literature Review
James B. Talmage, MD, AADEP
Extract
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sciatica
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surgical procedures, operative
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impairment rating
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