Bariatric Surgery May Ease Knee Pain
Current evidence, though limited, suggests that bariatric surgery with subsequent marked weight loss may reduce knee complaints in morbidly obese adults.
Insulin Resistance in RA Not Linked with Atherosclerosis
Patients with rheumatoid arthritis had higher levels of insulin resistance, but they were not associated with atherosclerosis.
When Abdominal Pain is Not Appendicitis
Clinicians might need to consider an uncommon array of causes when faced with a pediatric patient suffering from abdominal ailments.
Mapping the Circuitry Responsible for Chronic Pain
Pain typically has a clear cause, but not all the time.
Low Back Pain, Not Fear of Pain, Often Mediates Postural Sway
Pain control should be a treatment component in the rehabilitation process to restore optimal postural control, according to findings from a recently-published study.
PHN Study Confirms Importance of Vaccination
New research highlights the incidence of postherpetic neuralgia (PHN) and its significant burden of disease among elderly patients over time.
Intervention May Reduce Cravings
The MORE intervention concentrates on helping people to recover a sense of meaning and fulfillment in everyday life.
Education Key in Pre-Surgical Discussions
Many medical centers are now developing multi-professional teams who will identify patients likely to have post-op problems.
Wrist Pain in Patient with Scaphoid Fracture History
A teenager complains of pain in the left wrist, yet manifests no localized swelling and exhibits symmetric bilateral range of motion.
Patient-Tailored Exercise Not Linked with Improved Back Pain Outcomes
A new study reports that patient-matched treatment does not improve outcomes for individuals with chronic, recurrent low back pain (LBP).
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