Biopsychosocial Considerations for Clinicians when ordering MRI for Low Back Pain: Difference between revisions
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'''Introduction''' | |||
link to bps page | |||
link to mri page | |||
link to LBP page | |||
Literature synthesises that MRI is the optimal imaging choice when detecting spinal pathologies. (REFERENCE WB) | |||
'''Biological Considerations''' | |||
link to LBP guidelines | |||
link to red flag indicators | |||
'''Psychological Considerations''' | |||
link to patient perceptions | |||
'''Social Considerations''' | |||
Currently, for every ten patients presenting to primary care, one receives advanced imaging.(REFERENCE WB) | |||
'''Conclusion''' |
Revision as of 17:40, 15 May 2023
Introduction
link to bps page
link to mri page
link to LBP page
Literature synthesises that MRI is the optimal imaging choice when detecting spinal pathologies. (REFERENCE WB)
Biological Considerations
link to LBP guidelines
link to red flag indicators
Psychological Considerations
link to patient perceptions
Social Considerations
Currently, for every ten patients presenting to primary care, one receives advanced imaging.(REFERENCE WB)
Conclusion