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    lower back pain

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    experts estimate that merely eighty-five percent of americans will suffer from

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    it at some point

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    though pain in the lower back or lumbar region occurs for many reasons one of

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    the most common causes is a herniated disc

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    the low back otherwise known as a lumbar spine is a crucial part of your back because it's a lower

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    structure that helps support us

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    when we are sitting or standing throughout the day

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    the disc

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    is sandwiched in between two vertebra

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    the disc is the shock absorber of the spine

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    it absorbs impact when you jump up and down

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    it allows you to move and to rotate the reason why it's important to have the disc in between the lumbar spine

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    is that when a disc degenerates

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    it can degenerate enough where there is less space available for the nerves so not only do you

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    get back pain you can also get nerve pain which goes down to the legs

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    that can create a lot of problems you may have leg pain that leads to weakness or the

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    inability to do daily activities

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    ruptured or herniated discs can be the result of overuse injury

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    or aging

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    disc degeneration can certainly be caused by genetics a large portion of that

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    it can also be caused by environmental factors

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    we found that vibration can create disc degeneration because the constant loading

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    and unloading of the disc can create an environment where the disc degenerates more easily

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    even tramatic injuries where falls from height or jumping off of the ski jump

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    those can create disc degeneration also

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    even something trivial or small such as a small slip

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    that may initially cause a herniation or disc bulge

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    and can create a disc more susceptible to injury down the road

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    if there's a injury to the disc

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    it doesn't heal

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    so injuries are permanent and accumulate

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    treatment options vary depending on the severity of the tear in the disc

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    according to doctors about eighty percent of cases can be treated by

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    conservative or non operative therapies however for those patients who require

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    surgery

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    there is an advanced new procedure

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    called transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion or TLIF

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    it's a mouthful

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    which really means that you're doing a fusion of both the front of the spine

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    and the back of the spine through a very small incision in the center of the spine

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    what it does is it allows the two vertebral bodies which are moving

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    painfully together to become one piece of bone so it eliminates the pain

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    because transforaminal lumbar interbody fusions are minimally invasive

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    they may present less risk to patients and studies show that TLIF procedures

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    had the highest fusion success rate three years ago i was able to run and

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    uh...

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    as we came to two years i was only able to walk and then as we came to the last

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    year I was able to do any exercise be physical ski

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    or even enjoy some of the normal things i'd like to do in life

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    this procedure that we call the TLIF

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    is a procedure that heals remarkably well and very quickly normally within

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    four to six months

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    you have an absolute solid fusion and you can go out and play golf

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    you can go back and bungee jump and rollerblade pole vault do all those

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    other wonderful things you want to do

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    my recovery has taken about six months four to six months after

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    two months or so you feel really strong almost feel like a normal person again

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    and it only gets better from that point forward

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    the success rate for a TLIF

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    for back pain

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    is on the order of about ninety percent

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    for two-thirds relief of pain

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    so patients who get this procedure

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    are normally quite happy once the fusion becomes solid

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    before undergoing TLIF or any spinal surgery

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    experts stress the need for thorough diagnostic evaluation and advise back

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    pain sufferers to consult a spinal specialist we always try to stress

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    to the patients that we need to find where the pain is coming from

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    if you don't know where the pain is coming from you can't treat it

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    and i think the most

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    significant way to do that is selective injections diagnostic tests such as an

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    MRI or even a CT scan

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    and certainly even a good therapy session could be helpful

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    back pain

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    had pretty much cut out all my

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    activity

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    and i had maxed out on pain pills

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    seen a physical therapist

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    have tried acupuncture tried steroid shots

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    and i still

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    was at the point where i had pain

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    most of the time

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    if lower back pain is keeping you from enjoying an active lifestyle

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    let the experts at the steadman hawkins clinic help stop your suffering

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    at the point where my pain

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    overtook my life i consulted my physician about what were my choices

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    he suggested steadman hawkins the steadman hawkins clinic provides thorough

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    diagnostic services and their highly experienced team of physicians will find

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    the right treatment option for you

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    we have a very comprehensive range of services that we offer at steadman hawkins

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    that includes non operative care

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    injections therapy aquatics even surgical care for the people who need that

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    my fusion surgery resulted in the fact that i have no pain

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    whatsoever anymore

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    and the promise of going back to an extremely active life

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    specializing in orthopedics and sports medicine the goal of the steadman hawkins

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    clinic is to help each client reach optimum recovery

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    by providing the highest level of care and personal attention the clinic is

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    very accessible and was very easy to get to and

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    and of course they are world renowned for their successes

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    orthopedicly

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    my experience here was exceptional

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    my hospital care

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    the surgeons care

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    the PA's care everything was exceptional

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    for unparalleled expertise and commitment to care

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    choose the steadman hawkins clinic

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The example sentences of ROLLERBLADE in videos (1 in total of 1)

you personal pronoun can modal go verb, base form back adverb and coordinating conjunction bungee noun, singular or mass jump noun, singular or mass and coordinating conjunction rollerblade noun, singular or mass pole noun, singular or mass vault noun, singular or mass do verb, non-3rd person singular present all predeterminer those determiner

Definition and meaning of ROLLERBLADE

What does "rollerblade mean?"

/ˈrōlərˌblād/

noun
in-line skate.
verb
skate using Rollerblades.