Low Back Pain: The Reality Behind the Scans, Surgeries, and Uncertainty provides an understandable, fact-based examination of one of the most prevalent and misdiagnosed medical illnesses in the world through one journey. The book challenges popular beliefs on imaging results, surgical procedures, and persistent pain while examining the difficulties of diagnosing and treating low back pain. Readers will learn more about how biological, psychological, and behavioral factors affect healing, why MRI and CT scan results are not always correlated with pain, and when surgery is appropriate and when it is not.
This book addresses the science underlying spine anatomy, pain perception, diagnostic imaging, conservative treatment options, rehabilitation, and new methods to pain management based on current medical research and clinical practice. Along with addressing the psychological and financial effects of persistent low back pain, it offers helpful advice to help patients, caregivers, medical professionals, and students make well-informed treatment decisions.
Whether you are living with persistent back pain, caring for someone who is, or seeking a better understanding of modern spine care,
Low Back Pain: The Reality Behind the Scans, Surgeries, and Uncertainty provides an accessible and balanced guide to separating fact from fiction, empowering readers to navigate the often-confusing world of back pain with confidence and clarity.
