Dr. Jonathan Lewin recently presented a detailed lecture entitled, Understanding the Difference: X-Ray, CT, and MRI. The presentation was held on March 11, 2015 at/for Spreemo, a company that reshapes how payers select providers, enables better care, lowers cost and improves efficiencies. Following the talks, there were numerous...
In September of 2014, Caren Landis of Valley Cottage, New York injured her back following a biking accident. Unable to enjoy her active outdoor lifestyle, she was distressed knowing that she would be restricted in participating as a crewmember of FiFi, the last flying B-29...
The Center for Pain Management (CPM) hosted an informative lecture dinner with local internists, attorneys and chiropractors in Teaneck, New Jersey on March 26th. Dr. Steven Horowitz discussed how to address and correct spinal surgeries and procedures that have previously failed with the latest options...
Many miles separated a marathon runner/extreme athlete in Nevada from a healthcare professional in Alaska. Unfortunately, the cliché “joined at the hip” would be trite and inaccurate. What they shared was a constant, dull pain in the lower back and a diagnosis of degenerative disc...
Chronic pain is generally discomfort that lasts for a month or more beyond what is considered to be the usual recovery period for an injury or illness. It can continue unabated for months or years. Usually, the pain is not constant but the onset of...
Millions of Americans experience excruciating and possibly debilitating back pain every day, which makes the condition one of the most prevalent and vexing. If your back aches, no one realizes or suffers like you do. People may look fine, but inside they are hurting, and...
It’s cold outside—and wet, winter weather may exacerbate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). Your hand hurts and there is a lack of flexibility. Your fingers can feel swollen and stiff. There is pain radiating up your arm, perhaps traversing your neck and shoulders. Those are only a few...
