When a spinal injury heals, most people assume the tissue returns to something close to its original state. Scar forms, the acute phase resolves, and…
One of the more consistent diagnostic patterns in complex chronic pain practice is the patient who presents with significant and persistent symptoms following a whiplash…
Whiplash is one of the most common injury mechanisms in modern medicine and one of the most poorly managed. Part of the reason is clinical.…
Most of what I know about chronic spinal pain, I first learned from my own body.
In 1992, I sustained complex spinal injuries from a…
One of the most frustrating experiences in medicine is a patient who has been in significant pain for months or years, has undergone every standard…