Goal of the article? The goal of this study, 1 is to examine why there is an increasing incidence of disc herniation in young people. Why are they doing this review? Disc herniation is often the result of natural degeneration changes accompanied by age as the vertebral discs lose water and become less resilient […]
Goal of the review? The goal of the article, 1 explores the molecular level of intervertebral disc degeneration. Specifically, the authors examine the correlation between proteolytic enzymes, microvascular formation, or neve fibre ingrowth in the intervertebral disc nucleus. Why are they doing this review? To aid in diagnosis and treatment, the authors argue that […]
Goal of the review? In this review 1, the authors focus on recent advances in understanding the nociceptive and neuropathic components of pain, as well as treatments for skeletal pain. Why are they doing this review? Skeletal pain neurobiology is widely prevalent and has a significant impact on an individual’s quality of life and […]
Goal of the Study? In this study 1, the goal is to answer how physical exercise promotes tissue healing in bone, muscle, tendon, and cartilage. Why are they doing this study? Physical therapists and other clinicians prescribe exercise to address muscle tears, non-inflammatory arthropathies and controlled loading after injuries. This practice is in line […]
Goal of the Study? Lumbar spinal stenosis affects approximately 11% of the population, primarily in the adult population.1 In this article, the authors worked to provide a clinical update giving practitioners a “what you need to know” perspective on the ins and outs of clinical practice. Why are they doing this study? Because of […]
Goal of the Study? These researchers sought out to answer the question of does reassurance helps patients with acute low back pain? In this study 1, the authors looked at two hundred and two people with acute low back pain with a high risk of developing chronic low back pain. They were curious as to […]
Goal of the Study? In this study, 1, the authors have developed a framework to differentiate Parkinson’s Disease (PD) pain from non-PD-related pain and classify PD-related pain into 3 groups based on already validated mechanistic pain descriptors – nociceptive, neuropathic and nociplastic. Why are they doing this study? In Parkinson’s disease (PD), about 20% […]
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