Back pain : classification of syndromes
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Back pain : classification of syndromes
（British Society for Back Pain Research series）
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press, c1990
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Papers from a meeting of the Society for Back Pain Research held in Birmingham in March 1989
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The classification of back pain syndromes has presented difficulties to clinicians and research workers in this field. This publication addresses this problem and results from a symposium organized by the Society for Back Pain Research in March 1989. The papers are presented in two groups. The first group of papers are by specialist in various fields giving their view on the classification of patients that present to them, and some of the statistical techniques that may be used to help disentangle this problem. The second group are research papers presented to the Society, many of which describe research in progress. It is hoped that this book will provide a useful background to clinicains and others planning research in this field. It aims to give clinicians in several disciplines a basis for developing their own ideas on the application of classification to the wide variety of back pain complaints that they may see in the surgery and outpatients departments.
目次
- Introduction - classification of syndromes of back pain, J.C.T.Fairbank and P.B.Pynsent
- back pain - a hierarchical nosology, P.B.Pynsent and J.C.T.Fairbank
- a practical classification of spinal pains based on a study of patients seen in British general practice over a five-year period, M.E.Barker
- the classification of back pain syndromes by reliable signs, M.A.Nelson
- the McKenzie classification of back pain syndromes, M.Stigant
- an osteopathic view of back pain classification, R.S.MacDonald
- back pain syndromes - a chiropractic perpsective, K.Humphreys
- the computer in syndromal diagnosis of low back disorders, B.Mathew et al
- The relationship of developmental spinal canal stenosis to vertebral and skeletal morphology, S.Nightingale
- multivariate analysis - an application in rheumatology, J.Kirwan
- whither classifications of back pain syndromes?, R.W.Porter
- analysis of the histories of patients with common syndromes of back pain from a computer database, P.F.McCombe et al
- clinical signs and dynamics of segmental instability, D.W.L.Hukins
- pain-provoking clinical tests as prognostic indicators in low back trouble - a basis for classification?, A.K.Burton et al
- evaluation of a technique for measuring lumbar lordosis in the clinical assessment of low back pain, S.Simpson.
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