The Course
Dive deep into the world of lumbar spine MRI as we decipher the intricate images that quite literally form the backbone of spine-related diagnoses.
Most people with low back pain or sciatica have had an MRI. And they believe that their MRI findings are more important than anything else.
Learn if and when MRI findings are important and know how much attention you should give an MRI.
This course peels back the layers, ensuring you'll not just understand your MRI, but truly comprehend the story it tells about the body's pivotal support structure.
Ever wonder how those MRI findings actually influence patient outcomes? Well, we're tackling that head-on! This is where the rubber meets the road, connecting the dots between MRI results and practical treatment decisions.
You'll leave armed with the knowledge to make informed, impactful decisions regarding your care. Elevate your grasp on lumbar MRI significance in the real world.
What you will learn
- The relationship between MRI findings and low back pain
- MRI findings in people WITHOUT low back pain compared to people with low back pain
- The relationship between having an MRI and lumbar surgery rates
- The relationship between knowing your MRI findings and your perception of health, well being
- Are first time episodes of serious low back pain associated with new MRI findings?
- Does having a lumbar MRI improve your outcome? Or possibly make it worse?
Curriculum
The curriculum block is dynamic. As you add curriculum to your course, you'll see it automatically populate here.
Your instructor
Dr. Permar, a seasoned physical therapist with a Doctorate from Northern Arizona University, has dedicated the last sixteen years to mastering the intricacies of low back pain and sciatica. As a daily practitioner treating patients in clinical settings, his extensive experience is not only reflected in the success stories of thousands he's helped recover but also in his acclaimed book "The Truth About Low Back Pain." His hands-on expertise is coupled with a rigorous analysis of medical research, ensuring his methods are grounded in the most up-to-date and effective practices.
Driven by a genuine passion for healing and education, Gage developed the "Crush Back Pain" programs as an extension of his commitment to offer lasting solutions for those suffering from these debilitating conditions. Recognizing that misinformation, limited resources, and time constraints often hinder proper care, his programs are designed to empower individuals with step-by-step guidance rooted in proven techniques. Gage's approach is not just about alleviating symptoms; it's about providing a path to a stronger, healthier back, tailored for every person who refuses to settle for anything less than the best in their battle against back pain and sciatica.
Informative
Your bulging disc does NOT mean you have a "bad back"
Perception Shifting
You can be active and pain-free, regardless of what your MRI shows
Fundamental
To leave back pain behind you MUST understand the facts