Have you ever thought about or developed discharge criteria for your practice? You may think to yourself at this point, that this could be a waste of time or an exercise in futility. You may think, “Why would I need discharge criteria? I will just release the patient when the pain is gone.”
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“Migraine” is a complex, chronic neurologic disorder characterized by recurrent moderate to severe headaches. The diagnosis of migraine is subdivided into “migraine without aura” (formerly common migraine) and “migraine with aura” (formerly classic migraine). (1) “Aura” is the collection of autonomic nervous system symptoms that occur immediately prior to the headache. (2) Aura symptoms may include visual disturbances, extremity paresthesias, nausea, vomiting, and hypersensitivity to light or sound.
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In addition to its contribution to various lumbopelvic problems, the iliopsoas tendon itself is a common source of hip pain and dysfunction.
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As the population continues to age and the average life span increases, spinal stenosis will become an even more prevalent cause of lower back pain.
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The acronym “SLAP” stands for Superior Labrum Anterior Posterior, and is used to describe a tear or detachment of the shoulder’s superior glenoid labrum.
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Degenerative joint disease and degenerative disc disease is seen often on our radiographs that it is tempting to label any joint as DJD.
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Summer ushers in a new season of outdoor activities, ranging from running to water skiing. Unfortunately, the relatively high physical demands of these activities can lead to painful injuries of unconditioned muscles and tendons. The powerful hamstring muscle is a common victim, with strains carrying the potential for prolonged recovery.
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Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) is the most common cause of adult-acquired flat foot. 1 Symptoms begin with pain and may progress to degeneration and deformity if left untreated. 1,3 Early recognition and management can lead to significantly improved outcomes. 1
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