Titlebook: Sciatica and Chronic Pain; Past, Present and Fu Robert W. Baloh Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 201

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Robert W. BalohProvides a practical approach to the assessment and treatment of sciatica.Chapters are structured in a consistent, easy to read manner.Written by an expert neurologist

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Introduction,u take pain medication but the medication upsets your stomach and makes you feel “spacey,” and yet the pain is still there. Or what if you had one of the rare genetic disorders where pain sensation does not develop such that you would not feel pain and would be in great danger of injuring yourself.

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,Nerves and the?Detection and Perception of Pain,dons and ligaments all looked alike and the brain was a fragile gelatinous blob that easily fell apart. Initial theories on nerves and pain focused on supernatural forces such as animal spirits and souls. The famous Greek philosopher, Plato, recognized two different souls, the mortal soul responsibl

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What Causes Sciatica?,r left ear producing pain by infiltrating the blood vessels and heart. Of the many Egyptian gods Sekhmet and Seth were most commonly associated sciatica. The sudden violent sharp pain of sciatica was called the witch’s shot in Germany and in England, the elf’s arrow. Around the fifth century B.C., H

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Imaging the Back and Sciatic Nerve, physicians and patients alike dreaded the procedures used to image the spine. The tests were difficult to interpret, were often very painful and could lead to permanent damage to the spinal cord and nerves. All this changed with the development of computed tomography (CT) in the late 1970s and magn

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Anesthetics, Steroids and Surgery for Sciatica,rovide almost immediate relief of excruciating pain in some patients. As a rule, injections provide transient relief whereas surgery offers the possibility of a cure. The challenge is to determine the most effective treatment with the least likelihood of complications. Although we now have more than