21. Welcome To Bridger Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Surgeons specializing in sports medicine, spine disorders and all other related injuries and conditions. Located in Bozeman. http://www.bridgerorthopedic.com

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Spine Anatomy Common Spine Disorders ComputedTomography (CT) Laboratory Tests ... Send This Page To a Friend Common Spine Disorders Abnormal Curvature of the Spine Poor posture, a congenital abnormality, injury, infection, and other diseases, such as cerebral palsy, can cause abnormal curvature of the spine. The most common kinds of abnormal curvature are lordosis, flat back, kyphosis and scoliosis. All these disorders can be treated with therapy, exercise, and, in some cases, surgery. Normal Spine Lordosis Flat back Kyphosis Scoliosis Lordosis , the inward curvature of the spine, is normal to a slight degree in the neck and lower back, but it can become exaggerated by poor posture or by kyphosis. Excessive lordosis in the lower back often occurs in someone who is overweight and has weak abdominal muscles. Once excessive lordosis has developed, it can become a permanent condition and may contribute to the development of osteoarthritis of the spine. Flat back , the absence of normal spinal curves, is the result of abnormal development in infancy or injury.

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25. ResearchChannel: Programs Treatment of Cervical spine disorders. Speaker. Andrew Dailey, MD, associate professor, dept. of neurological surgery, UW Medicine C. Craige Blackmore, MD, http://www.researchchannel.org/program/displayevent.asp?rid=1973

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28. APTA | Examination And Selected Interventions: Cervical Spine Disorders Examination and Selected Interventions for Patients with Cervical spine disorders for patients/clients with cervical and thoracic spine disorders. http://www.apta.org/AM/TemplateRedirect.cfm?template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&Cont

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30. Surgical Treatment Spine Disorders Jamie Baisden, MD discusses what is involved in treating patients with spine disorders. http://www.froedtert.com/HealthResources/ReadingRoom/EveryDay/Jan-April2003Issue

Home Medical College of Wisconsin Careers Media Room ... Help Search Specialty Areas Patient Information Visitor Information Clinical Research ... Jan-April 2003 Issue Surgical Treatment Spine Disorders Health Resources Classes and Events e-Newsletters HealthLink Library ... Support Groups Every Day January-April 2003 Issue Surgical Treatment for Spine Disorders Jamie Baisden, MD Medical College of Wisconsin Neurosurgeon “There’s no question that when it comes to spinal cord injury, outcomes are greatly improved when each discipline works together as we do here.” Care for the spine, whether it’s to address degenerative spine disease or a spinal cord injury, can be challenging. Jamie Baisden, MD, discusses what is involved in treating patients with spine disorders. Q: Degenerative spine disease is a common condition. How do you approach patient treatment of this disorder? Most degenerative spine conditions should be treated non-operatively. Such management entails treatment of pain with anti-inflammatory medications, muscle relaxants, occasional narcotics, and an aggressive physical therapy and conditioning program. Those patients that fail to respond to non-operative treatment may be candidates for a minimally invasive surgical procedure or a more reconstructive procedure depending on the disorder. After surgery, an aggressive rehabilitation program is usually incorporated in the treatment and, hopefully, prevention of further spine injuries. Q: Spinal cord injuries obviously have a different treatment approach. Can you describe that?

31. Spine Diseases Treatment of spinal disorders requires a multidisciplinary approach The most common imaging study that patients with spine disorders undergo is a http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/neurosurgery/spine.cfm

[ Skip Navigation ] Health System Home For Health Answers Healthcare Professionals ... Advanced Search Health System Search Search for Information People UVa Home Health System News Health System Events (all) Health System Publications ... Site Index Site Search Search this site: Spinal Disorders Almost everyone at one time has experienced significant back or neck pain, such that normal activity is difficult or impossible. Back pain is the second most common reason for physician visits, and back surgery is the third most common surgery performed in the United States. Spine disease includes: degenerative arthritis, spinal stenosis, herniated or degenerative disc disease, instability due to arthritis, trauma, scoliosis, or spina bifida, osteoporosis, fractures, and spinal cord tumors. Neurosurgeons are instrumental in the surgical treatment of spinal disorders, and in fact, over two-thirds of all surgeries performed by neurosurgeons are for spine disease. Treatment of spinal disorders requires a multidisciplinary approach involving your family physician, physical therapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, accupuncturists, pain management specialists, and surgeons. At the University of Virginia, we collaborate with all these health care providers to provide comprehensive care for patients with back and neck pain. With this approach, surgery is often avoided. However, if pain persists despite extensive non-surgical treatment, or if surgery is the most appropriate first option (such as in spine tumors or some fractures), we have nationally recognized spine surgeons well-versed in all current techniques and aided by a top-flight nursing staff to successfully treat all spinal disorders.

32. Resources Complex spine disorders / Physicians Division, Spine Surgery. Patients Most Frequently Seen, Spine injuries and joint replacement http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/uvahealth/adult_spine/wdc-bin/resources.cfm

33. Treatments And Services - Spinal Disorder Center Due to the evolution in the management of spinal disorders in recent years, For more information regarding spine disorders and Back Care services at http://www.orthohospital.org/treatments/ser_spine_dis.html

Spinal Disorder Center The Spine Center at Orthopadic Hospital was established in 1988. It has since evolved into a comprehensive spine center for evaluation and treatment of complicated spine problems. Due to the evolution in the management of spinal disorders in recent years, advanced rehabilitative techniques have eliminated the need for surgery in the majority of spine problems. When surgery is necessary, new techniques at Orthopaedic Hospital are available including microsurgery, as well as complex spinal reconstruction with state-of-the-art instrumentation for scoliosis and spinal deformity. Spinal Disorders A multidisciplinary approach in the evaluation of the patient is utilized, including neurologic and electrodiagnostic studies, as indicated. Spine specialists present optimal treatment plans for patients and assist them in the decision-making process. Major Procedures/Areas of Expertise Mini and Macrolaminectomy and Disc Excision Facet and Transverse Process Fusion with or without Instrumentation Decompression of Spinal Canal Stenosis Anterior Approach to Lumbar and Thoracic Spinal Fusion with or without Instrumentation Trauma/Fracture to the Spine

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36. Spine Disorders spine disorders. Sports Injuries to Tendon, Ligaments and Cartilage Osteoporosis and Bone Deficiencies spine disorders http://www.lerner.ccf.org/orc/basic/spine.php

Spine Disorders Sports Injuries to Tendon, Ligaments and Cartilage Osteoporosis and Bone Deficiencies Spine Disorders Arthritis and Prosthetic Performance ... McLain No wonder the word "backbone" is used so often as a metaphor for "fundamental support." It is essential to our well-being. At any given time, roughly 1 million Americans are on temporary or permanent disability because of back problems. Almost everyone will, at some time, experience back pain that is severe enough to make them miss work or to give up a pastime. The cost of back pain in this country is astronomical, estimated to be $50 billion annually in health care costs and lost productivity. Fundamental spine research is crucial to advancing physicians’ understanding of spine disease. One area of research at The Cleveland Clinic focuses on the spine’s response to stresses and strains. Long-distance truck and bus drivers, and heavy equipment operators, for instance, are exposed to strong vibrations that cause early disc degeneration.Manufacturers are using prior work by our spine researchers to develop special ergonomically designed, vibration-dampening seats. Until artificial disc technology (another effort of our spine researchers) is perfected, spinal fusions will continue to be necessary, and better fusion techniques are being investigated. Intervertebral cages that support the vertebral bodies can now be implanted through new minimally invasive techniques. Researchers are also exploring the use of stem cells and biomaterials to eliminate the need for painful bone grafts in spine surgery. Innovative investigations of the microscopic changes that occur in bone during placement and removal of surgical implants are underway, as well as studies of bone's response to microfracture and osteoporosis, and the effects of commonly used osteoporosis medications on spinal fusion.

37. IVillage To understand the pain caused by the spine disorders, spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis, it is best to first get an idea of how the normal spinal column http://parenting.ivillage.com/gs/gshealth/0,,3qgd,00.html

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38. LUMBAR SPINE DISORDERS LUMBAR spine disorders Current Concepts. Associated Ligaments (PW McCarthy); The Role of the Blood Supply in Lumbar spine disorders (ILH Reichert et al. http://www.worldscibooks.com/medsci/3221.html

Current Concepts Home Browse by Subject Bestsellers New Titles ... Browse all Subjects Search Bookshop New Titles Editor's Choice Bestsellers Book Series ... Join Our Mailing List LUMBAR SPINE DISORDERS Current Concepts edited by (Univ. Aberdeen) This is a companion to Volume 1 with the same title and a similar approach: namely to draw together current understanding of the multifactorial nature of back pain. Both volumes together contain chapters contributed by most of the leading researchers into back pain in the UK and as such they constitute an unparalleled resource. Rather than concentrating on specialist areas such as surgery or the lumbar spine, the emphasis is on understanding the function and failure of the spine and its component tissues. As such it contains material which is applicable to anyone with an interest in any aspect of the spine; from biomechanics to blood flow, epidemiology to economics, nerves to nutrition and everything else in between. Contents: Epidemiology of Low Back Pain: The British Contribution (P R Croft) Pain Sources in the Lumbar Spine (R C Mulholland) Characterisation of the Innervation to the Intervertebral Discs and Associated Ligaments (P W McCarthy) The Role of the Blood Supply in Lumbar Spine Disorders (I L H Reichert et al.)

39. LUMBAR SPINE DISORDERS: CURRENT CONCEPTS LUMBAR spine disorders CURRENT CONCEPTS. The emphasis is on disorders of the lumbar spine, their pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment. http://www.worldscibooks.com/medsci/2667.html

Home Browse by Subject Bestsellers New Titles ... Browse all Subjects Search Bookshop New Titles Editor's Choice Bestsellers Book Series ... Join Our Mailing List LUMBAR SPINE DISORDERS: CURRENT CONCEPTS edited by (University of Aberdeen) This book draws together recent results and ideas from most of the leading UK researchers into back pain. The emphasis is on disorders of the lumbar spine, their pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment. This is in contrast to most books on the spine which either concentrate on the normal spine or deal with a specialised approach such as surgery. By drawing together contributions from a wide range of clinical and scientific backgrounds, including alternative therapies such as osteopathy and chiropractice, the problem of low back pain is shown to be complex and multifactorial. Contents: The Curved, Flexible Spine and the Functions of Ligaments and Muscles (R M Aspden) Biomechanics of the Intervertebral Disc — Disc Pressure Measurements and Significance (D S McNally) Growth and Development of the Lumbar Vertebral Canal (R W Porter) Measurement of Vertebral Blood Flow and Its Significance in Disc Disease (A M C Thomas et al.)

40. All Videos - UW Medicine - Department Of Orthopaedics And Sports Medicine Treatment of Cervical spine disorders. Featuring Dept of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine UW Medicine Doctors. Video Still http://www.orthop.washington.edu/uw/tabID__3400/ItemID__18/mid__10401/DesktopMod

Home Site Map Contact Us Links ... All Videos Treatment of Cervical Spine Disorders In this series, points of interest in the surgical management of cervical spine disorders are presented by a number of national faculty, as well as members of the University of Washington Spine Group. Topics include optimizing diagnostic pathways in injured patients, providing an outlook on spinal cord injury management, surgical indications and management of degenerative neck conditions, and possibilities of surgical reconstruction for a variety of clinical disorders. Included in this series are the following programs: Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery Motion-preserving Surgery of the Spine Complex Cervical Conditions Spine Trauma: High-risk Patients ... Update on Spinal Cord Injuries To view this video, select one of the buttons to the left. "Modem" is for slow connections (like dial-up modems). "DSL" is for fast connections (like cable modems and DSL). "T1/LAN" is for very fast connections (like on a university T1 network).

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