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Diseases affecting the bone, joints, disks, ligaments, nerve roots and muscles of the spine [OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD]

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Cervical (7)
Internet resources relating to cervical diseases and conditions
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD_C
Coccyx (2)
Internet resources relating to coccygeal diseases or conditions of the coccyx
Degenerative Disorders (17)
Degenerative Disorders of the Spine; Arthritis and Osteoarthritis
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD_DDS
Intervertebral Disk Displacement (24)
Intervertebral Disk Displacement/Herniation
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.307_BD_SD_ID
Lumbar (5)
Internet resources relating to Lumbar spinal diseases and conditions
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD_L
Ossification of Posterior Longitudinal Ligament (9)
Ossification of Posterior Longitudinal Ligament
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.480_BD_SD_OL
Platybasia (5)
Platybasia
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.540_BD_SD_PB
Scheuermann Disease (21)
Scheuermann's Disease
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.653_BD_SD_SD
Spinal Deformity (411) new
Spinal Curvature or Deformity
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.800_BD_SD_SC
Spinal Dysraphism (16)
Internet resources relating to spinal dysraphism eg spina bifida, myelomeningocele
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD_DYS
Spinal Neoplasms (0)
Spinal Neoplasms
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.801_BD_SD_SN
Spinal Osteophytosis (6)
Internet resources on Spinal Osteophytosis
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.802_BD_SD_SO
Spinal Stenosis (26)
Spinal Stenosis
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.805_BD_SD_SS
Spondylitis and Spinal Infection (81)
Spondylitis and Spinal Infection
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.853_BD_SD_SP
Spondylolisthesis (33)
Spondylolisthesis
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900.877_BD_SD_SL
Thoracic (1)
Internet resources relating to thoracic spinal diseases and conditions
OCOSH Code: C05.116.900_BD_SD_TH

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Aging Spine Challenges and Emerging Techniques

Location: http://cns.org/publications/clinical/54/pdf/cnb00107000010.pdf

The older patient has unique characteristics that require differentiation from that of the archetypical adult, such as atypical presentation and response to disease and frailty from comorbidities and chronic disease. Furthermore, healthcare providers of the elderly must commonly focus efforts on maintenance or improvement in function and quality of life...
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Do You Really Need Back Surgery – from Oxford University Press

Location: http://www.backpain-guide.com

More than eighty illustrations, extensive glossary, medication overriew and explanatory information about all aspects of spine health – from Pilates to Pedicle screws - about all aspects of back pain, neck pain and spine surgery. The site is based on a book just published by Oxford University Press, and...
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Patient autonomy in the management of back pain

Location: http://fampra.oupjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/19/2/140

Respect for patient autonomy is an important ethical principle for medical practitioners; however, previous investigators have reported inconsistent attitudes amongst practitioners towards respect for patient autonomy. This study in empirical ethics used qualitative methods to investigate GPs' attitudes towards respect for patient autonomy in consultations for low back pain. Wendy...
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Spinal Orthotics eMedicine

Location: http://www.emedicine.com/PMR/topic173.htm

Spinal Orthotics Last Updated: September 14, 2005
Synonyms and related keywords: orthosis, orthotic device, brace, immobilizer
Contents: Introduction Cervical Orthotics Head Cervical Orthotics Cervical Thoracic Orthotics Halo Device Thoracolumbar Orthotics Lumbosacral Orthotics Bracing For Scoliosis Pictures Bibliography
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The spine in Paget’s disease

Paget’s disease (PD) is a chronic metabolically active bone disease, characterized by a disturbance in bone modelling and remodelling due to an increase in osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity. The vertebra is the second most commonly affected site. This article reviews the various spinal pathomechanisms and osseous dynamics involved in producing...
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