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Multiple Spinal Injuries in the Ambulatory Injured Patient
Introduction
It is no surprise that the forces associated with a severe motor vehicle accident can result in multiple injuries. This is commonly seen in...
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The Costs of Medical Services: Med-Econ 101
Introduction
This topic is contentious, to say the least. Typically, defense experts and plaintiff experts have very conflicting ways of determining the...
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What is a Disc Herniation?
Introduction
The proper diagnosis of a disc herniation in the personal injury patient is an important one. Disc herniations are always abnormal and are...
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How Many Epidural Injections Should a Personal Injury Patient Have?
Introduction
It is common practice for injury patients to have multiple epidural injections. In fact, it is so common that most concerned parties, plaintiff...
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Conservative Care Duration in the Spine Injured Patient
Introduction
In conservative care, the duration of care is important. Just what is an adequate duration can be nebulous. One must consider multiple factors...
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How Biomechanics are Responsible for Whiplash Injury
Introduction
Whiplash injury is defined as neck pain persisting greater than 12 weeks following a whiplash mechanism of injury. Usually, but not always,...
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