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Back, Shoulder, and Elbow Pain Discussions

In this video series:

Introduction: Back, Shoulder, and Elbow Pain Discussions

Introduction to the back, shoulder, and elbow pain discussions.

Non-surgical Management of a 72-year-old Patient with Low Back Pain

A video case discussion of non-surgical management of a 72-year-old patient with low back pain.

A Case of Severe Low Back Pain after Spinal Fusion

Panel members discuss a 48-year-old male who presents with severe low back pain years after spinal fusion.

Shoulder Pain Associated with the Rotator Cuff

Shoulder pain and its relationship with rotator cuff-related pain, as well as differential diagnostic considerations are featured in the panel's discussion.

Shoulder Pain: Physical Examination

Steven Stanos, MD demonstrates the physical examination to evaluate shoulder pain.

Managing Tennis Elbow

Patients who present with Tennis Elbow typically do not have a history of injury and do even play tennis. The panel discusses the assessment of elbow pain and treatment options.

Tennis Elbow: Physical Examination

Dr. Steven Stanos demonstrates inspection, range of motion, and provocative testing as part of his assessment of tennis elbow.

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Back, Shoulder, and Elbow Pain Discussions

In this video series:

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