TM
Sciatica
from
a
slipped
(herniated)
disc
What
does
the
treatment
involve?
Editorial
consensus.
Weinstein
JN,
Lurie
JD,
Tosteson
TD,
et
al.
Surgical
versus
nonoperative
treatment
for
lumbar
disc
herniation:
four-year
results
for
the
Spine
Patient
Outcomes
Research
Trial
(SPORT).
Spine
2008;33:2789800.
How
soon
will
I
feel
better?
Weinstein
JN,
Lurie
JD,
Tosteson
TD,
et
al.
Surgical
versus
nonoperative
treatment
for
lumbar
disc
herniation:
four-year
results
for
the
Spine
Patient
Outcomes
Research
Trial
(SPORT).
Spine
2008;33:2789800.
Editorial
consensus
for
the
Joint
Injections
column
Which
treatment
gives
the
best
long-term
results?
Weinstein
JN,
Lurie
JD,
Tosteson
TD,
et
al.
Surgical
versus
nonoperative
treatment
for
lumbar
disc
herniation:
four-year
results
for
the
Spine
Patient
Outcomes
Research
Trial
(SPORT).
Spine
2008;33:2789800.
Editorial
consensus
for
the
Joint
Injections
column
What
are
the
main
risks/side
effects
associated
with
this
treatment?
NICE.
2010
Neuropathic
pain:
the
pharmacological
management
of
neuropathic
pain
in
adults
in
non-specialist
settings
Available
online:
[Link]
Complication
rates
of
three
common
spine
procedures
and
rates
of
thromboembolism
following
spine
surgery
based
on
108,419
procedures:
a
report
from
the
Scoliosis
Research
Society
Morbidity
and
Mortality
Committee.
Citation:
Spine,
November
2010,
vol./.is.
35/24(240-9),
0362-2436;1528-1159
(2010
Nov
15).
Author(s):
Smith
JS,
Fu
KM,
Polly
DW
Jr,
Sansur
CA,
Berven
SH,
Broadstone
PA,
Choma
TJ,
Goytan
MJ,
Noordeen
HH,
Knapp
DR
Jr,
Hart
RA,
Donaldson
WF
3rd,
Perra
JH,
Boachie-Adjei
O,
Shaffrey
CI
Smith
JS,
Shaffrey
CI,
Sansur
CA,
et
al.
Rates
of
infection
after
spine
surgery
based
on
108,419
procedures:
a
report
from
the
Scoliosis
Research
Society
Morbidity
and
Mortality
Committee.
Spine
2011;36:55663.
Editors:
Ben
Dropkin,
Thom
Walsh,
Michael
Lewis,
Alf
Collins,
Bert
Fichman,
Glyn
Elwyn.
ISBN:
978-0-9575461-4-1
Creative
Commons
License:
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
3.0
Unported
(CC
BY-NC-ND
3.0)
TM
Manchikanti
L,
Malla
Y,
Wargo
BW,
et
al.
A
prospective
evaluation
of
complications
of
10,000
fluoroscopically
directed
epidural
injections.
Pain
physician;15:13140.
How
will
the
treatment
impact
my
ability
to
work?
Editorial
consensus
for
all
columns.
Dahm
KT,
Brurberg
KG,
Jamtvedt
G,
et
al.
Advice
to
rest
in
bed
versus
advice
to
stay
active
for
acute
low-back
pain
and
sciatica.
The
Cochrane
database
of
systematic
reviews
2010;:CD007612.
Will
I
need
any
other
treatment?
Weinstein
JN,
Lurie
JD,
Tosteson
TD,
et
al.
Surgical
versus
nonoperative
treatment
for
lumbar
disc
herniation:
four-year
results
for
the
Spine
Patient
Outcomes
Research
Trial
(SPORT).
Spine
2008;33:2789800.
Editorial
consensus
for
Managing
without
Injections
or
Surgery
and
Injections
columns
Unless
specified
otherwise,
this
evidence
document
applies
to
the
UK,
US,
and
Spanish
versions
of
the
Option
Grids
and
uses
the
same
evidence
base.
For
update
dates,
please
refer
to
the
Option
Grid.
Editors:
Ben
Dropkin,
Thom
Walsh,
Michael
Lewis,
Alf
Collins,
Bert
Fichman,
Glyn
Elwyn.
ISBN:
978-0-9575461-4-1
Creative
Commons
License:
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
3.0
Unported
(CC
BY-NC-ND
3.0)