i Spine is unique in its presentation of interventional spine, employing a disease-based or specific structure injury model. Expert clinicians take you through theÜ full gamut of painful spine conditions, detailing historical features, clinical presentation, diagnostic testing, imaging studies, and the latest treatment interventions. Spine biomechanics and ergonomic principles are also covered to promote strategies for reducing spine strain and minimizing the risk of recurrent injury.
Containing hundreds of fluoroscopic images and other illustrations, i Spine provides a practical, procedural approach to the diagnosis and treatment of painful spine disorders. The contributing national and international authors are drawn from multiple specialties – including physiatry, anesthesiology, radiology, biomechanical engineering, physical therapy, orthopedics, neurosurgery, internal medicine, and rheumatology – reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of outcomes-oriented interventional spine care.
i Spine belongs on the shelf of any clinician practicing high-yield state-of-the-art interventional spine medicine, using the best available evidence to accurately diagnose, optimally treat, and minimize the healthcare costs associated with these disorders.
Features of i Spine Include:
- Technical instructions for performing procedures including hundreds of fluoroscopic images and other illustrations
- Chapters discuss innovative new technologies and spinal applications, such as intradiscal biologic agents for degenerative lumbar discs and augmentation of pelvic insufficiency fractures
- Critical analysis of the literature on interventional spine care
- Chapters written by internationally recognized experts
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction , 1. Etiologies of Painful Spinal Disorders,
Christopher W. Huston and
S. Ashley Mc Cowen,
PART I LUMBOSACRAL SPINE : 2. Pathophysiology of Painful Lumbosacral Spine Disorders,
Lars G. Gilbertson and
Manuel Fanor Saavedra,
Section A Axial Low Back Pain : 3. Mechanical Assessment of Axial Lumbosacral Pain,
Stephen May and
Ron Donelson,
Internal Disc Disruption (IDD) : 4. Diagnostic Imaging of Lumbosacral Internal Disc Disruption,
Paul E. Verrills,
Nikolai Bogduk, and
David G. Vivian, 5. Provocation and Analgesic Discography Evaluation of Lumbosacral Internal Disc Disruption,
Kevin Pauza, 6. Epidural Steroids for Lumbosacral Internal Disc Disruption,
Omar El Abd and
Michael J. De Palma, 7. Intradiscal Heating Procedures for Lumbosacral Internal Disc Disruption,
Leonardo Kapural, 8. Intradiscal Biologic Agents for Lumbosacral Internal Disc Disruption,
Rajeev K. Patel,
Facet Joint Dysfunction : 9. Diagnostic Imaging of Painful Lumbar Facet Joints,
Matthew Smuck and
Divya Agrawal, 10. Diagnostic Blockade of Symptomatic Lumbar Facet Joints,
Venu Akuthota and
Rachel Brakke Holman, 11. Therapeutic Intra-Articular Lumbar Facet Joint Injections,
Michael B. Furman and
Justin J. Petrolla, 12. Radiofrequency Denervation for Lumbar Facet Joint Pain,
Frank J. E. Falco and
Stephanie Geffert,
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction : 13. Diagnostic Imaging of Painful Sacroiliac Joints,
Joseph D. Fortin,
Sayed E. Wahezi,
Douglas Mintz, and
Anthony Chang, 14. Diagnostic Blockade of Symptomatic Sacroiliac Joints,
Jean-Yves Maigne, 15. Therapeutic Intra-Articular Injections for Painful Sacroiliac Joints,
Amish R. Patel, 16. Neuroablative Techniques for Sacroiliac Joint Pain,
Anita Gupta and
Steven P. Cohen,
Unique Conditions : 17. Midline Posterior Element Disorders,
Sarah Knievelv and
Tim Lamer, 18. Fusion Hardware Mediated Low Back Pain,
Amit Bhargava, 19. Lumbosacral Spine Disorders in the Young Athlete,
Joshua A. Thomas,
Jared S. Greenberg, and
Larry H. Chou,
Section B Radiculopathy/Radicular Pain : 20. An Algorithmic Approach to Lumbosacral Radiculopathy,
Philip Tasca, 21. Diagnostic Imaging of Lumbosacral Radiculopathy,
Massimo Gallucci,
Nicola Limbucci, and
Fabrizio Fasano, 22. Electrodiagnostic Evaluation of Lumbosacral Radiculopathy,
Jeff Strakowski and
Ernest W. Johnson, 23. Epidural Steroid Instillation for Lumbosacral Radiculopathy,
Thomas R. Saullo,
Stefan C. Muzin,
John C. Keel, and
Gregory E. Lutz, 24. Therapeutic Intradiscal Procedures for Lumbosacral Radiculopathy,
Guiseppe Bonaldi and
Alessandro Cianfoni, 25. Neuromodulation for Lumbosacral Radicular Pain,
Timothy Deer,
Jonathan Carlson, and
Patrick W. Hogan,
Section C Functional Restoration and Biomechanics : 26. Functional Restoration of Painful Lumbar Spinal Disorders,
Michael C. Geraci, Jr. and
Stuart M. Mc Gill, 27. Biomechanical Principles for Reducing Low Back Pain,
Sue A. Ferguson and
William S. Marras,
PART II CERVICAL SPINE : 28. Pathophysiology of Painful Cervical Spine Disorders,
David G. Vivian and
Paul E. Verrills,
Section A Axial Neck Pain : 29. Algorithmic Approach to Cervical Axial Pain,
David W. Chow,
Gwendolen Jull, and
Curtis W. Slipman,
Discogenic Neck Pain : 30. Diagnostic Imaging of Painful Cervical Discs,
Yinggang Zheng,
Kaixuan Liu, and
Edward D. Simmons, 31. Provocation Discography Evaluation of Symptomatic Cervical Discs,
Brian S. Trussell and
Michael J. De Palma, 32. Percutaneous Treatments for Painful Cervical Discs,
Steven R. M. Helper,
Facet Joint Pain : 33. Diagnostic Imaging of Painful Cervical Facet Joints,
Thomas R. Saullo and
Frank Bender, 34. Diagnostic Blockade of Painful Cervical Facet Joints,
Wade King, 35. Therapeutic Intra-Articular Cervical Facet Joint Injections,
Sarjoo M. Bhagia, 36. Radiofrequency Denervation for Cervical Facet Joint Pain,
Les Barnsley, 37. Chronic Whiplash and Whiplash Associated Disorders,
Jerome Schofferman,
Section B Radiculopathy/Radicular Pain : 38. Algorithmic Application to Cervical Radicular Pain,
Zacharia Isaac,
Elizabeth Beck, and
Curtis W. Slipman, 39. Diagnostic Imaging of Cervical Radiculopathy,
John B. Weigele, 40. Electrodiagnostic Evaluation of Cervical Radiculopathy,
Timothy R. Dillingham and
Diane W. Braza, 41. Epidural Steroid Instillation for Cervical Radiculopathy,
Todd M. Reiter,
Ray M. Baker, and
Michael J. De Palma, 42. Percutaneous Cervical Discectomy,
Kenneth M. Al⁄,
Erich O. Richter, and
Jayme Trahan, 43. Neuromodulation for Cervical Radicular Pain,
Timothy Deer,
Jonathan Carlson, and
Patrick W. Hogan,
Section C Functional Restoration : 44. Functional Rehabilitation of Painful Cervical Spinal Disorders,
David J. Kennedy,
Christopher J. Visco, and
Joel Press,
PART III OSTEOPOROTIC SPINE AND PELVIS : 45. Biomechanics and Pathophysiology of the Osteoporotic Spine and Pelvis,
Mark Makumbi Kayanja,
Section A Spinal and Pelvic Fractures : 46. Percutaneous Vertebroplasty,
Mary E. Jensen, 47. Percutaneous Augmentation Using Void Creation,
Wade Wong,
Douglas P. Beall, and I
zzy Lieberman, 48. Evaluation and Treatment of Pelvic Insufficiency Fractures,
Douglas P. Beall,
Michael Frey, and
Wayne Olan,
Section B Osteoporotic Spine Care : 49. Functional Restoration of the Osteoporotic Patient,
Peter E. Pidcoe
Über den Autor
Michael J. De Palma, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, Medical Director, Virginia Commonwealth University Spine Center, Director, Interventional Spine Care Fellowship, Virginia Commonwealth University Hospitals.
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