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A Feverish Frenzy!

Spinal Stenosis

Jordan Roberts, PA-C
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Tags neurology · pharmacology

In this review, Jordan discusses the pathogenesis and treatment of spinal stenosis. Depending on your patient’s age and your center’s practice pattern, either a CT or an MRI can be done to help confirm the clinical diagnosis. Conservative treatments include physical therapy and medications such as NSAIDs and gabapentin. Patients who fail or tolerate these should be referred for surgical consultation.

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A Feverish Frenzy! Full episode audio for MD edition 203:03 min - 95 MB - M4AHippo Primary Care RAP - January 2018 Summary 386 KB - PDF

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