Back injuries are quite common, whether they come from sports injuries, exercise, or just lifting something the wrong way. When dealing with problems related to back injuries, how do you know when it’s caused by a spinal disc?
The other day, I was using Google to help seek out some of the newer technologies that are becoming available in the world of medicine and most specifically, Orthopaedics and Spine.
After I found the website I was looking for, another website stood out from the rest and essentially asked me to “click” on it.
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Neurosurgery
Medicine
Nanomedicine
Military Medicine
and so on …
Although not confirmed whether these are evidence-based medicine or not, the realization that these technologies are transforming how medicine is approached is not too far off from Star Trek to reality.
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