Manipulation or mobilisation for neck pain
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Acupuncture better than sham for neck pain- Chiropractic care = intense exercise advice for neck pain; both better than meds
- Low-level laser therapy improves neck pain
- Opioids = placebo in adults with acute nonspecific low back or neck pain (OPAL)
- Acupuncture, Alexander technique better than medical care for chronic neck pain
- Acupuncture plus intradermal needling is effective for cervical spondylosis–related neck pain
- Practice guideline: Do not use injections or radiofrequency to treat chronic neck or low back pain
- Cochrane review: CBT minimally better than nothing, but not better than other treatments for neck pain
- Low-quality evidence supports exercise, massage, yoga, acupuncture, and other interventions for chronic pain
- No difference between heating pad or cold pack for acute neck/back strain
- Acupuncture, CBT, stress reduction, yoga offer a small benefit for chronic back pain
- History and physical minimally helpful for diagnosing subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Inconsistent benefit vs harm of skeletal muscle relaxants for chronic pain syndromes
- Musculoskeletal surgery for nontraumatic pain: not a great analgesic
- Hip replacement has fewer complications than pinning after fracture
- Limited role for antidepressants in back pain and osteoarthritis pain
- Moderate-severe pain unusual following zoster
- Intramuscular ketorolac 15 mg and 60 mg are comparable for acute musculoskeletal pain relief
- Doxepin and diphenhydramine-lidocaine-antacid mouthwash minimally better than placebo for radiotherapy mucositis pain
- Acupuncture in the emergency department adds to musculoskeletal pain relief
- Gabapentin and pregabalin not effective for low back pain with or without radiculopathy
- Electroacupuncture for whiplash: slight decrease in pain, no change in disability or QOL
- Surgery equal to nonsurgical treatment for displaced proximal humeral fractures
- Guideline for management of spinal injuries in the wilderness setting
- Primary care patients often fail to disclose symptoms like anxiety, depression, fatigue, and sexual or relationship problems
- Wound eversion may not be necessary to minimize scarring
- 5% fluorouracil is the preferred treatment for actinic keratoses
- Botox injections are effective for essential or isolated head tremor (NNT = 3 - 5)