Episode 010 Diagnostics, lower back pain and SIJ with Mark Laslett

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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Is Diagnostics a Separate Science?

02:36 • 2min

3

Is Diagnostic a Diagnosis?

04:27 • 6min

4

How Do I Know if I Have a Back Pain?

10:02 • 3min

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Acute Back Pain

13:01 • 5min

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The Process of Diagnosis Is a Sequence

18:30 • 5min

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Diagnosis by Subtraction Is a Formal Process

23:19 • 5min

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How Can I Use My Clinical Diagnosis for More Investigations?

28:24 • 2min

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Diagnoses Matter a Lot

30:47 • 2min

10

Is There a Patho, an Anatomic Entity?

32:47 • 2min

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Physiotherapy for Back Pain

34:27 • 3min

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Treating Non Specific Back Pain

37:47 • 3min

13

Is the Most Common Source of Pain in Persistent Back Pain?

40:56 • 3min

14

Back Pain and Directional Preference in Primary Care

44:16 • 5min

15

The Palpation Tests Aren't a Reference Standard

49:26 • 4min

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Symptoms of Sacrilejond Joint Pain

53:39 • 5min

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Is There a Difference in Range of Motion in Sacretit Pain?

58:45 • 4min

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Is Radio Frequency Steril Injection a Good Treatment for Asitan Pan Pain?

01:03:02 • 5min

19

Spinal Stenosis and Spinal Spinal Osteoarthritis

01:08:02 • 3min

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I've Been Videoing for a Long Time, and I'm Currently a Working on Translating Three of My Coast Studies Into French Wanes

01:10:47 • 4min

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How to Get Over Your Back Pain

01:14:22 • 2min

22

Is Stenisis a Sports Disease?

01:16:42 • 3min

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Aredy - Can You Touch Her Back Ten Years Ago?

01:19:19 • 3min

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The Difference Between Diagnostician and a Psychiatrist

01:22:41 • 2min

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I've Had a Lot of Vilios A, the Sacre Joint Provocation Tests

01:24:48 • 4min

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Do You Know How to Get the Right Outcomes for Your Patient?

01:28:35 • 2min