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How often is limb pain really coming from the spine? In this study 43.5% of patients with isolated extremity pain had a spinal source, and they recovered faster once it was treated.
Not all shoulder pain starts in the shoulder. This review shows how the cervical spine can mimic or add to shoulder symptoms, and the clues that tell you to screen the neck.
Joint pain is not always from the joint. This study identified simple clinical indicators, such as paraesthesia and symptoms that change with posture, that point to a spinal source of limb pain.
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