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Back and neck pain

Spinal degenerative disease and related disorders

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Contents

  • Introduction
  • What causes spinal pain?
  • Why do I experience different types of pain?
  • What other symptoms can develop?
  • How common are spinal problems?
  • Could it be something serious?
  • What will happen if the pain is not treated?
  • What do the various words used by doctors mean?
  • What tests can be performed?
  • How is spinal pain treated?
  • When is an operation necessary?
  • What do you recommend, doctor?
  • Who should perform my operation?
  • What are the drawbacks of surgery?
  • What is the recovery period?
  • What is surgery fails?
  • What advances are likely in the future?
  • Conclusions
  • Other organisations that may be able to help
  • Your feedback on Back and neck pain
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Back and neck pain

ISBN 1 901893 07 3

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