Research Spotlight: Pain and Spine Medicine (Thursday)-Session Presentation

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The presenters in this session discussed various topics related to pain and spine medicine. Some key points from their presentations include:<br /><br />1. A retrospective analysis found that muscle relaxants did not significantly decrease total opioid use after lumbar spine surgery.<br /><br />2. Electrodiagnosis is an important tool in diagnosing cervical dystonia, with an emphasis on the understanding of abnormal posture and movement.<br /><br />3. Patients with hand nerve entrapment neuropathy and diabetes or prediabetes may have a higher incidence of pain and other associated conditions.<br /><br />4. Telemedicine has been well-received by patients, with high levels of satisfaction reported for convenience and communication with providers.<br /><br />5. Treatment satisfaction with medications prescribed for osteoarthritis varied, with factors such as efficacy, pain control, and adverse events influencing patient and physician satisfaction.<br /><br />Overall, these studies contribute to a better understanding of pain management and provide insights into the effectiveness of various interventions and treatments.

Keywords

pain and spine medicine

muscle relaxants

opioid use

Electrodiagnosis

cervical dystonia

hand nerve entrapment neuropathy

telemedicine

osteoarthritis