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Article needed : "Where is the pain coming from? M... - January 20, 2006 11:21:00 AM

wq22

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HI

B mulligan in "Manual Therapy 'NAGS', 'SNAGS', 'MWMS" sugest to read this article i was trying to find it on the web but with no luck... . Maeby someone of you know where i can find it ?? Or have it. I will be very thaknfull :)for a web link or pdf file . My email is wojtek_kurzydlo@wp.pl.

Thanks Wojciech

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 20, 2006 1:14:00 PM

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Woj,

This information be of some assistance to you.

Mooney V: Where is the pain coming from? Spine 12:754-59, 1987

I don't have a subscription to Spine, but maybe someone else here does and can forward the article to you. I wouldn't mind having it as well. :)

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 20, 2006 11:22:00 PM

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I don't have subscription either :( , It looks it's quite famus article because i found it in many References.

Thanks Wojciech

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 22, 2006 4:02:00 AM

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This won't be online (I believe Spine only goes back to 1996 in their PDF format), but it should be easy enough to obtain through inter-library loan.

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 23, 2006 11:20:00 AM

wq22

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Hello

I'm from poland, and my university libary have spine subscription from 2000, and It's the bigest and the best one in my cuntry...
This article is from 1987 so we have comunism here, from that time we have a lot of russian books and magazins :) , and all americans things were on forbiden list :) .

Tahnks Wojceich

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 23, 2006 12:32:00 PM

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Wow, I never really thought of that. They should still be able to get it through some sort of inter-library loan. If not, I can try to get a copy to you, but it might take a couple of weeks.
This is a rather old reference, and in fact does not appear to be a research article; it is a transcript of a speech. If you are looking for similar information, a good place to start is:

Kuslich SD, Ulstrom CL, Michael CJ. The tissue origin of low back pain and sciatica: a report of pain response to tissue stimulation during operations on the lumbar spine using local anesthesia. Orthop Clin North Am. 1991 Apr;22(2):181-7.

You could also do a search for Nachemson or Bogduk - they should address a lot of the same issues.

Charlie

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 30, 2006 7:13:00 AM

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Heloo

I just get Bogduk "cliniclal anatomy of lumbar spine and sacrum".

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Wojceich

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Re: Article needed : "Where is the pain coming fr... - January 31, 2006 7:05:00 AM

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Wojceich,
I believe I have a copy of the Mooney article. I will look for it. May I e mail you if I find it? Then I could send it to you. As I recall from reading the article (and my recollection is less than perfect, as it has been a few years since I read it), Mooney quite clearly states his belief at the time that the structure responsible for low back pain is the disc. I think it fair to say that thinking in most circles has moved on from this, although the disc may be implicated in some cases.

Steve.

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