Articles related toMusculoskeletal Medicine and Pain

This paper provides comprehensive review of the epidemiology, anatomy, alarm findings, standard treatment, osteopathic assessment, and osteopathic manipulative treatment of the sacroiliac (SI) joint, and it provides a general and in-depth understanding of the SI joint pain in pregnant patients and its management.

This paper aims to focus on the clinical evaluation of calcific tendinopathy by reviewing the anatomy, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, examination, and approach to imaging as well as by providing an overview of evidence-based treatment options.

In this study, the authors determine whether publishing in peer-reviewed journals during orthopedic residencies was an indicator of continued academic achievement after graduation.

It is generally acknowledged that osteopathic physicians take a holistic approach to patient care. This style may help prevent the progression of painful musculoskeletal conditions, particularly if combined with osteopathic manipulative treatment. This study aimed to determine if osteopathic medical care lowers the risk of progression from localized chronic low back pain to widespread pain and lessens the impact of pain on health-related quality of life.