Lower Back Pain Diagnosis

The cause of low back pain is often hard to diagnose, as it may be caused by a number of conditions. A diagnosis is usually reached through a combination of physical examination and diagnostic testing, such as an MRI or other scan.

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Lower Back Anatomy

he causes of low back pain can be very complex, and there are many structures in the spine that can cause pain. Any of the following parts of spinal anatomy are typical source...
Accurate Diagnosis of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Low Back Pain and Sciatica: Radicular Pain

Radicular pain is often referred to as radiculopathy, and in lay terms is often described as sciatica. This type of pain is often deep and steady, and can usually be reproduce...
Axial Back Pain: Most Common Low Back Pain

Axial pain represents the most common type of low back pain, and it is usually non-specific – meaning that the anatomical structure responsible for the pain need not be iden...
Discogram to Diagnose Low Back Pain

Lower Back Pain Diagnosis

Lower Back Pain Diagnosis: Diagnostic Testing to Determine the Cause

Lower Back Anatomy

Accurate Diagnosis of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

Low Back Pain and Sciatica: Radicular Pain

Axial Back Pain: Most Common Low Back Pain

Discogram to Diagnose Low Back Pain

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