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Dec. 28, 2011
1. 4 Insights on the Benefits of Ultrasound Guidance for Pain Practices. 
2. How Does Pain Physician Compensation Stack Up? 3 Key Comparisons to ASC Specialties.
3. 5 Best Practices for Pain Management.
4. Several Physicians Speak on Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction.
5. Pain Management Physicians: What procedure has been most helpful to the patients in your practice last year?
Dr. Laxmaiah Manchikanti (Kan.): Epidural Injections are the most helpful procedure for therapeutic purposes, and facet joint blocks are the most helpful for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Dr. Lora L. Brown (Fla.): A relatively new procedure called MILD for the treatment of lumbar canal stenosis has been a breakthrough remedy for many of my patients.
Dr. Neil Kirschen (N.Y.): The best treatment I can offer patients in general would still be epidural steroid injections.
To view additional & extended responses and next week's question online, .
6. Study: Pain Education in Medical Schools Needs Improvement.
7. 9 Biggest Issues Surrounding the Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate.
8. Survey: 70% of Physicians Plan to Work Longer Until Retiring.
9. Spinal Fusions Increased 137% in 10 Years.
10. Perioperative Complications Affect Survival of Neuropathic Spine Deformity Correction Patients.
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