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  • Bosscher – Common Low Back Pain and the Peridural Membrane

    Bosscher – Common Low Back Pain and the Peridural Membrane

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    Dr. Hemmo Bosscher presents on common low back pain and the peridural membrane. Common low back pain is also known as ‘non-specific low back pain’. Dr. Bosscher describes epiduroscopy for common low back pain. Then the peridural membrane is discussed. Dr. Bossher describes anatomy in detail. Understanding anatomy of spine and joint damage is critical for treating common low back pain.

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  • Common Low Back Pain – Lecture

    Common Low Back Pain – Lecture

    [vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1517939115140{padding-right: 20px !important;padding-left: 20px !important;background-color: #fbfbfb !important;}”][vc_column][vc_column_text]Published on May 31, 2018

    Dr. Hemmo Bosscher gives a lecture on the origination of low back pain, given that 90% is non-specific or idiopathic. He details his research using epiduroscopy as a diagnostic tool, and discovered that the peridural membrane is the cause of this “idiopathic” low back pain. He then explains the membrane’s histology, function, and distribution within the spine. He concludes with an explanation of how discogenic pain is directly correlated with this peridural membrane.

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