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Musculoskeletal disorders and workplace factors : a critical review of epidemiologic evidence for work-related musculoskeletal disorders of the neck, upper ... and low back (SuDoc HE 20.7102:M 97/3) by U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, 1997 Food allergies: when food bites back.(Disease/Disorder overview): An article from: Environmental Nutrition by Sharon Palmer, 2010-10-01 The Road Back From Hell : A Medics Version of PTSD and Recovery by Donna J. Anders, 2000-05-06 Triggers for cocaine and alcohol use in the presence and absence of posttraumatic stress disorder [An article from: Addictive Behaviors] by A.E. Waldrop, S.E. Back, et all 2007-03-01 Cognitive characteristics of patients with borderline personality disorder: Development and validation of a self-report inventory [An article from: Journal ... Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry] by B. Renneberg, C. Schmidt-Rathjens, et all The impact of alcohol dependence and posttraumatic stress disorder on cold pressor task response *.: An article from: Journal of Studies on Alcohol by Kathleen T. Brady, Angela E. Waldrop, et all 2006-09-01 Banish Back Pain At Last by M.D Julian Whitaker, 2002 Excruciating Fear: Panic Disorder, a Doctor, and a Journey Back from Hell by Sarah Wind, 2010-04-30 Low back pain linked to bowel motility disorders.(Musculoskeletal Disorders): An article from: Family Practice News by Mitchel L. Zoler, 2005-11-15 Assess low-back-pain patients for bowel motility disorders.(Rheumatology)(risk of of bowel motility disorders is more in patients with low back pain than ... An article from: Internal Medicine News Sitting up straight may please mom, but not patients' backs.(Musculoskeletal Disorders): An article from: Family Practice News by Patrice Wendling, 2006-12-15 WHY SUFFER WITH A BAD BACK?: COMMONSENSE AND PRACTICAL ADVICE ON TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF THE LOWER BACK by PETER BARANOWSKI, 1980-01-01 Job strain, iso-strain, and the incidence of low back and neck injuries. A 7.5-year prospective study of San Francisco transit operators [An article from: Social Science & Medicine] by R. Rugulies, N. Krause, Give your back and arms a break!: A strategy for the prevention of back disorders and repetitive strain injuries by Monique Legault Faucher, 1995

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41. OR-OSHA Internet Courses: Cumlative Trauma Disorders (CTDs)
    back disorders. Another CTD that accounts for a significant loss of productivity and large compensation costs to industry is back disorders. Low back disorders.  
    http://www.cbs.state.or.us/external/osha/educate/training/pages/201disorders.htm
    
    Extractions: Cumulative Trauma Disorders Cumulative trauma, or repetitive motion, disorders are disorders of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems which may be caused or aggravated by reptitive motions, forceful exertions, vibration, mechanical compression (hard and sharp edges), sustained or awkward postures, or by exposure to noise over extended periods of time. CTDs can affect nearly all tissues - the nerves, tendons, tendon sheaths, and muscles, with the uppoer extrmeities being the most frequently affected. These painful and sometimes crippling injuries develop gradually over periods of weeks, months, and years, and result from repeated actions such as twisting and bending the hands, arms, and wrists. A common risk factor among these disorders is the use of force combined with repetitive motion over time. The most common occupational diseases associated with CTDs are tendon disorders such as tendonitis, tenosynovitis, De Quervain's disease, trigger finger, Raynaud's syndrome, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Tendon disorders are very common and often occur at or near the joints where the tendons rub against ligaments and bones. The most frequently noted symptoms of tendon disorders are a dull aching sensation over the tendon, discomfort with specific movements, and tenderness to touch. Recovery is usually slow and the condition may easily become chronic if the cause is not eliminated.

42. Low Back Pain, Joint Disorders, Therapeutic Exercise, Pool, Spa, Chiropractor, -
    17,000 member American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, recommend trunk flexing/total body exercise as an important remedy for people with low back disorders.  
    http://www.bodyciser.com/thera.html
    
    Extractions: Bodyciser.com Naturally Therapeutic Exercise Systems Site Menu Therapeutic Use Chiropractors Medical Doctors Physical Therapists ... Order Form Product Line Bath Tub Model Order Form Sale or Treatment with this Unique Method of Exercise Therapy is 3rd party reinbursed with a physicians prescription SAFEST LOW BACK/JOINT NATURAL HEALING SYSTEM Aquatic therapy has been utilized for thousands of years to help stimulate circulation, reduce stress, swelling, stiffness, pain and treat numerous illnesses. Now a new, multi-patented aquatic healing system is being introduced as the exercise prescription for low back/joint and other musculoskeletal disorders, from

43. Musculoskeletal Disorders And The Workplace: Low Back And Upper Extremities
    There is a strong relationship between back disorders and jobs where workers manually lift materials, frequently bend and twist their bodies, or experience  
    http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309072840?OpenDocument

44. Low Back Disorders A Medical Enigma
    Low back disorders A Medical Enigma.  
    http://www.clinicalexerciseforum.com/page63.html
    
    Extractions: Low back disorders are among the top reasons why patients seek out the services of a physician and can be quite persistent in the face of various methods of treatment. Diagnosis can also pose a problem as primary care physicians are often left with little help from clinical imaging studies. With the multitude of hypotheses that address everything from the etiology of damage in the lumbar spine to how the patient's own psychological and social environment may impact on their experience of pain, what is clearly needed is a reference which can intelligently review what is known and sort through some of the more promising routes which are being explored in treating the lower back. Low Back Disorders: A Medical Enigma by Dr. Calliet who has built his career upon the study and management of orthopedic conditions is aimed at serving this purpose. As the title implies, the book does not attempt to side-step the fact that many of the leading theories that have been proposed over the years often fail and in many respects we are no closer to a definitive "answer" to the low back problem than those physicians and researchers before us. Treatment protocols that have arisen from working with patients with a variety of presentations are discussed in the last section of the book and reflect the diversity that seems to be present in etiology. Exercises which address muscular imbalances are discussed as well the ability of chiropractic manipulation and traction to alleviate pain and reduce relapses. Very importantly, this section talks about how some patients may require a psychosocial intervention, showing the true impact that non-physical variables may have in these disorders. Research suggesting that increased sympathetic nervous system activity due to psychological factors can exacerbate the experience of pain is also presented.

45. Tules-Vuosikymmen
    Focus on joint diseases, osteoporosis, back disorders, severe injury and children s joint diseases. back disorders has many causes.  
    http://www.tules-vuosikymmen.org/focuson.html
    
    Extractions: Joint diseases cover dozens of disorders. The most common is osteoarthritis. It appears usually in the joints of toes, fingers and the spine, but the biggest health problems are caused by osteoarthritis that appears in the hip or knee areas. Around 250,000 Finns are more or less disabled because of osteoarthritis. It is becoming more common while population's middle age rises. About half of the over 65-year olds have osteoarthritis. Osteoporosis is a general condition of the bones related to aging. It is characterised by an increase in bone fragility and susceptibility to fracture risk. Most typical osteoporotic fractures are the vertebral crush in the spine, and wrist and hip fractures. An estimated 400,000 people in Finland suffer from osteoporosis. There are some 35,000 osteoporotic fractures in Finland yearly.

46. Preventing LBP
    Biomechanics in Occupational Safety and Sports Medicine Lab. Reducing Lowback disorders Using a New Sitting Design. Rationale. Research Design.  
    http://www.smpp.northwestern.edu/MARS/mohsen/projects/NIOSHLBP.html
    
    Extractions: Reducing Low-back Disorders Using a New Sitting Design Rationale Research Design A new seat design is proposed. Outcome measured: Collaborators Mathew Hepler, MD, Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, NWH, Northwestern University Michael H. Haak, MD, Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, NWH Fang Lin, DSc, SMPP, RIC Results Summary Conclusion: Unload the lumber spine during sitting by shifting the load to thighs and upper spine Increase lumber lordosis and disc space Reduce the back muscle demand Potentially reduce the low back pain.

47. Home Page For SpineSection.org
    Currently over 5 million individuals in the US are either temporarily or permanently disabled from low back disorders, and the costs of medical treatment, as  
    http://www.spinesection.org/

48. Dukehealth.org: Oh, That Aching Back
    Whether it’s caused by back disorders, disc disorders, or injuries to the back (see a list of common back pain culprits, below), back pain ranks second only  
    http://www.dukehealth.org/HealthPortals/orthopedic/articles/multipage_article_20
    
    Extractions: Entire Site Duke Services Cancer Portal Heart Portal Women's Portal Children's Portal Orthopedic Portal Health Features Health Library Newsroom view all Don’t tango with an elephant. Seems like easy advice to follow, doesn’t it? Yet, as far as your back is concerned, that’s pretty much what you do whenwhile balancing a large bag of groceries on your hipyou twist down to a child’s car seat, reach over to unlock the harness, and pick up 27 pounds of squirming toddler. It was just such a maneuver that recently landed 42-year-old Mark H. in the office of Duke orthopedic surgeon Lloyd Hey, MD, with severe back pain. Many people put themselves through similar contortions several times every day. The fact that so many people also suffer from back pain is not a coincidence. Whether it’s caused by back disorders, disc disorders, or injuries to the back (see a list of common back pain culprits, below), back pain ranks second only to headaches as the most frequent source of pain complaints. By some estimates, back pain sufferers ring up more than $90 billion annually in health-care expenses, and account for 33 cents of every dollar spent on U.S. disability claims. At Duke, Hey and his colleagues take care of patients from across the southeast U.S. and around the world with every sort of painful back condition, from herniated disks to congenital spinal deformities. Hey’s specialty, in fact, is helping patients with serious spinal problems like scoliosis to live normal, healthy lives. But he says that most people with back pain don’t need aggressive treatment so much as a tutorial in responsible spine stewardship.

49. The Thoracic Spine And Associated Disorders And Treatment
    This concept especially holds true with congenitally or acquired thoracic round back disorders (hyperkyphotic thoracic spines).  
    http://www.chiroweb.com/archives/18/17/11.html
    
    Extractions: MassageToday.com by Joseph Kurnik,DC My previous articles have referred for the most part to the relationship of the lumbar spine and sacroiliac functioning. The middle (and especially the lower) thoracic spine also may influence SI joint functioning. There are a few situations involving the mid and lower thoracic regions which can be looked at in relation to SI joint functioning: thoracic extension fixations (dysfunctions); and thoracic round back disorders In the case of thoracic extension dysfunctions, which may include rotation and lateral bending dysfunctional elements, compensation for such extension restrictions will occur in sacral areas, but especially in the lower lumbar spine. Lower lumbar compensation will be in the form of increased extension. Increased extension will cause increased posterior disc and facet compression. This can lead to increased sacral counter-nutation and AS ilium fixation dysfunctions. The same principle applies to upper lumbar extension restrictions. The result of this can be low back pain, hip pain/disorders, groin strain/discomfort, and various knee complaints. Correction of the thoracic and upper lumbar extension fixations can result in partial or complete release of the AS ilium fixations.

50. NINDS Back Pain Information Page
    Brief information sheet compiled by the National Institute of Neurological disorders and Stroke.  
    http://www.ninds.nih.gov/health_and_medical/disorders/backpain_doc.htm
    
    Extractions: Back pain is a symptom that can arise from many causes. It can range from a dull, annoying ache to absolute agony. Many cases of back pain are caused by stresses on the muscles and ligaments that support the spine. Sedentary jobs and lifestyles may create a vulnerability to this type of stress or damage. Obesity, which increases both the weight on the spine and the pressure on the discs, is another factor. Strenuous sports such as football and gymnastics can also damage the back. Is there any treatment?

51. Office Ergonomics Training
    Researchbased information on preventing low back pain, hand and arm disorders, and eyestrain in the office. The work of Chris Grant, PhD, whose Michigan-based ergonomics practice (F-One Ergonomics) is limited to office-related issues.  
    http://www.office-ergo.com/
    
    Extractions: Office Ergonomics Training This site contains office ergonomics information aimed at ergonomics committee members as well as office workers in general. The information here is based on the research literature whenever possible; it may not be consistent with some of the conventional wisdom that has persisted for decades, such as "sit up straight" or "have the monitor at eye level" or "the keyboard should be at elbow height." Office ergonomics deserves to be treated separately from general (industrial) ergonomics. The principles are the same, but there are so many subtle differences and different products that it's best to specialize. This site collects and publishes some "handouts" that have been used widely in training courses for office workers and ergonomists and health care professionals who work with office workers. The handouts have received good reviews with respect to their clarity, objectivity, and scientific basis. Some have been published in slightly different form in book chapters and manuals. We are pleased to share them with you. This site was developed by Chris Grant, PhD, now retired from ergonomics. Her Michigan-based ergonomics practice, F-One Ergonomics, was limited to office-related issues. Dr. Grant and other cited authors on the site are Certified Professional Ergonomists and Certified Industrial Ergonomists who have consulted in this field for years and have been involved in the development of national and international ergonomics standards. Dr. Grant has generously transferred the site to Dennis Ankrum, who will strive to maintain the standard of excellence she has set.

52. Back Be Nimble - Back Pain Solutions: Pillows, Mattresses, Beds, Chairs, Ergonom
    Selfcare products, mattresses and ergonomic furniture for relief/prevention of back pain, neck and repetitive strain disorders; also massage equipment and supplies.  
    http://www.backbenimble.com/

53. Niosh/ergo Science/chapter 6
    Musculoskeletal disorders ( MSDs) and Workplace Factors. A Critical Review of Epidemiologic Evidence for WorkRelated. Musculoskeletal disorders of the Neck, Upper Extremity, and Low back. Chapter 6 .  
    http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ergtxt6.html
    
    Extractions: SUMMARY Over 40 recent articles provided evidence regarding the relationship between low-back disorder and the five physical workplace factors that were considered in this review. These included (1) heavy physical work, (2) lifting and forceful movements, (3) bending and twisting (awkward postures), (4) whole-body vibration (WBV), and (5) static work postures. Many of the studies addressed multiple work-related factors. All articles that addressed a particular workplace factor contributed to the information used to draw conclusions about that risk factor, regardless of whether results were positive or negative. The review provided evidence for a positive relationship between back disorder and heavy physical work, although risk estimates were more moderate than for lifting/forceful movements, awkward postures, and WBV. This was perhaps due to subjective and imprecise characterization of exposures. Evidence for dose-response was equivocal for this risk factor.

54. Ruislip Physiotherapy Sports And Spinal Clinic, Ruislip - Treatment And Preventi
    Ruislip Physiotherapy is a clinic dedicated to the treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal injuries. This includes sports injuries, back and neck pain and work related disorders.  
    http://www.ruislipphysio.com
    
    Extractions: Ruislip Physiotherapy is a clinic dedicated to the treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal injuries. This includes sports injuries, back and neck pain and work related disorders. Take a closer look at what we treat We guarantee you treatment by an experienced therapist, skilled in the area of musculoskeletal medicine. Our philosophy is to treat holistically, to look further than the current symptoms and treat the underlying cause to prevent recurrence. Russell Baragwanath runs the clinic. He trained at St. Mary's Hospital School of Physiotherapy, gaining a high Honours degree in 1994. Following this, he worked in both the NHS and private sector, specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. In 1998, he set up Ruislip Physiotherapy.

55. NIH Guide: RESEARCH ON LOW BACK PAIN AND COMMON SPINAL DISORDERS
    Full Text PA97-058 RESEARCH ON LOW back PAIN AND COMMON SPINAL disorders NIH GUIDE, Volume 26, Number 16, May 16, 1997 PA NUMBER PA-97-058 P.T. epidemiology, and prevention of common low back  
    http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PA-97-058.html

56. Neurosurgery At The University Of Pittsburgh
    Multidisciplined care for neurological diseases including brain tumors, spine problems, cancer, back pain, and central nervous system disorders.  
    http://www.neurosurgery.pitt.edu/

57. NeuroSpine Institute - Excellence In Spinal And Neuro Surgery - Located In Centr
    Located in Orlando, Florida. Specializing in spinal surgery, neck and back conditions, tumors, aneurysms, and movement disorders. Information about the practice, spinal and cranial anatomy and treatment options.  
    http://www.neurocon.cc
    
    Extractions: NeuroSpine Institute Located in Central Florida- Excellence in Spinal Surgery The NeuroSpine Institute, located in Central Florida is dedicated to providing the latest proven technological advancements in the treatment of neurological disease while maintaining the highest standards of quality. The primary goal of The NeuroSpine Institute is the best possible healing and recovery for every patient. To that end, we have established procedures which allow patients to be evaluated promptly and then to be given every opportunity to take an active role in the decision-making and treatment processes. Our clinical experience has shown that those who become participants in their own health care decisions are far more likely to acheive an optimal level of healing and recovery.

58. Backworks Inc.
    An alternative back treatment center specializing in the treatment of neck and lower back pain and stress related disorders.  
    http://www.backworksinc.com

59. POWER ASSISTED MICRO-
    Pioneers in the use of revolutionary air assisted spinal micromanipulation for the non-invasive treatment of spinal disorders, including scoliosis, whiplash, prolapsed discs and chronic back and neck problems.  
    http://www.backpaincentre.com
    
    Extractions: BackCare Clinics - 12 Harley Street, London W1 and Surrey World leaders in Spinal Care – using technology to lead the way The clinic and our patients have been featured on BBC Radio, the Wellbeing TV channel ( Click here to view RealPlayer clip ), GMTV in Woman's Own, Positive Health, The Daily Express, Talkback, Osteopathy Today and The Osteopath magazines. It is a breakthrough in the treatment of mechanical back pain. FOUR FIRSTS IN THE FIELD OF SPINAL CARE: The future in Spinal Assessment The SpinalMouse The first and only clinic in the UK clinic to use sophisticated diagnostic analysis of the spine for accurate, safe diagnosis and feedback of spinal range of movement and postures. Revolutionary Back Pain Treatment – TAMARS (Technology Assisted Micro-mobilisation and Reflex Stimulation Previously known as Power-Assisted Micro-manipulation (PAM) st osteopathic clinic in the world to use TAMARS – hi-tech solution for back problems – fast, effective, non-manipulative, safe treatment for spinal problems such as whiplash, scoliosis, kyphosis prolapsed discs

60. Maharishi Vedic Vibration Technology
    Alternative, holistic approach to good health, wellness. Relief from back pain, arthritis, asthma, migraine headaches and many other chronic disorders. Traditional ayurveda. Worldwide locations. Based in Antrim, NH.  
    http://www.VedicVibration.com
    
    Extractions: Case Studies ... Related Links Disorders Back Pain Anxiety Migraine Hemorrhoids ... More... Enlivening the Body's Inner Intelligence through Vedic Knowledge and Technology The Maharishi Vedic Approach to Health offers comprehensive programs which are prevention-oriented, time-tested, free from harmful side effects, and easily applied. This approach re-establishes the balance between the body and its own inner intelligence through Vedic knowledge and its application. Maharishi explains that it is the body's own inner intelligence which guides the proper functioning of a healthy physiology. When the connection with this inner intelligence is lost, symptoms of ill health begin to appear. Maharishi Vedic Vibration Technology sm utilizes a refined impulse of Vedic sound, or Vedic vibration, to enliven the inner intelligence of the body and restore proper functioning.

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