Spinal Anatomy: The Lumbar Spine--An Advanced Lecture

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

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[@evelynvega8123]

Whoa, seen like you just explan, why i can walk two blocks, aways feeling sad for my killer pain,,, gee,, i enjoy it,, bless you for your time,, were my killer pain coming from

[@小松哲郎-r2m]

Very great presentation. Thanks a lot.

[@shrutvasavada9389]

Extremely useful videos even for fresher spine fellows! Do you have any surgical anatomy lectures for instrumentation?

[@PAUL-ld1tq]

Always enjoy your lectures. For the record, a cricket “pitcher” is called a bowler (this Aussie should know!).

[@moniquejanssens9846]

My son have this problem at 25 years and his life at 44 years is ruined.

[@beekamdibisa9900]

Wow really I like your lecture. God bless exceedingly!

[@varuninnz]

What type of surgery is best for a patient struggling with facet joint issues or PARS a fracture. I'm assuming it's most likely a fusion but wondering can an ALIF fusion work for facet joints issues or do you have to have a posterior fusion. I can understand a posterior fusion maybe more viable for a pars defect, but would like your thoughts? I asking for ALIF because i think it less destructive in comparison to posterior surgeries.

[@neurosurgeryinpapuanewguin693]

Thank you! Great Lecture!

[@macox7]

Great lecture!

[@nagarjunarao159]

Great video nice to see amazing

[@TonyG-iu4td]

Excellent video. Thank you

[@brendabarndt2090]

dr.diuglas I have spinal stenosis and it will mean the world to me if you can look at my MRI, I have been in pain management for many years and had my first spine surgery last January 9th, 2020, I am in so much pain I can't sleep, I have hip stenosis tendonitis and fibromyalgia as well, I need some honest advice. Please help me.

[@honerdcouster8723]

Hi Brenda. I have FM too. Found in my mind all like us have a sacral Tarlov cyst. If you look at the imaging studies? Never seen on your MRI imaging? You wont because doctors don't know the proper MRI technique to detect it. Go get a sacral EMG . Get a bilateral sacral nerveblock every quarter. If timed right you'll start to get your life back?One way to self diagnose. #1way to aggravate the cyst is reaching down into the sink doing the dishes. If ths makes sense? Probably got it. Dont fret. It's more treatable than FM. You going to get from away the cascade of pain your feeling. Jordan

[@alkahussain8082]

Excellent lecture even for a layman! Regards from Pakistan

[@طارقفريد-ك6ذ]

Fantastic

[@КалоянКрумов-г8у]

All due respect - # 1 reason for lower back pain comes from injured facet joints.

[@douglasgillarddcprofessoro5285]

What is your reference for this statement? According to Bogduk, who is the undisputed number one authority in the lumbar spine in the world, annular tear within the intervertebral disc is the number one cause of chronic low back pain. Zygapophyseal joint dysfunction this second place, followed by sacroiliac joint dysfunction. This is what I find my clinical practice as well. 1) Bogduk N, McGuirk B, "Pain research and clinical management - Volume 13: Medical management of acute and chronic low back pain." 1st edn. Elsevier - 2002; The Netherlands :119-122 2) Schwarzer AC, Aprill CN, Derby R, Bogduk N, Kine G. “ The prevalence and clinical features of Internal Disc Disruption in patients with Chronic Low Back Pain. ” Spine 1995; 20(17):1878-88

[@sassanify]

Great lecture enjoyed it

[@MrCarstennielsen]

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