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153. Central Sensitization Inventory

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Mayer, Tom G., primary, Neblett, Randy, additional, Cohen, Howard, additional, Howard, Krista J., additional, Choi, Yun H., additional, Williams, Mark J., additional, Perez, Yoheli, additional, and Gatchel, Robert J., additional

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2012
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165. The painful low back: keep it moving

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Deyo, Richard A., Mayer, Tom G., Pedinoff, Seymour, Pinals, Robert S., Schwartz, S. Andrew, Spengler, Dan M., and Richman, Elliot

Subjects
Rehabilitation -- Methods, Backache -- Care and treatment, Health
Abstract

The painful low back: Keep it moving EXPRESS STOP Rehabilitation candidates: Patients who have acute low-back pain and do not respond to conservative care after 2-4 months should begin rehabilitation [...]

Published
1987

166. An attack on low-back pain

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Deyo, Richard A., Mayer, Tom G., Pedinoff, Seymour, Pinals, Robert S., Schwartz, Andrew, Spengler, Dan M., and Richman, Elliot

Subjects
Pain -- Diagnosis, Back -- Medical examination, Backache -- Diagnosis, Health
Abstract

An attack on low-back pain EXPRESS STOP The initial interview: Obtain detailed employment and recreational histories as well as a medical history from your low-back pain patient. Responses to open-ended [...]

Published
1987

177. Improved Functional Capacity Evaluation Performance Predicts Successful Return to Work One Year After Completing a Functional Restoration Rehabilitation Program.

Author

Fore, Lisa, Perez, Yoheli, Neblett, Randy, Asih, Sali, Mayer, Tom G., and Gatchel, Robert J.

Abstract

Objective To evaluate whether functional capacity evaluation (FCE) scores are responsive to functional restoration treatment, and to assess the ability of FCEs at program discharge to predict work outcomes. Design An interdisciplinary cohort study of prospectively collected data. Setting A functional restoration center. Patients A consecutive sample of 354 patients with chronic disabling occupational musculoskeletal disorders (CDOMDs) completed a functional restoration program consisting of quantitatively directed exercise progression and multi-modal disability management with interdisciplinary medical supervision. Methods Each patient participated in an FCE at admission and discharge from treatment. The results of each FCE yielded the physical demand level (PDL) at which patients were functioning. Patients were initially divided into 5 PDL groups, based on job-of-injury lifting, carrying, and pushing/pulling requirements, for the pre- to posttreatment responsiveness analyses. Patients were subsequently divided into 5 PDL groups, based on their performance on the FCE upon program completion. Main Outcome Measures Outcome measures included admission-to-discharge changes in PDLs and 2 specific FCE lifting tasks: isokinetic lifting; and the Progressive Isoinertial Lifting Evaluation (PILE). Socioeconomic outcomes were also evaluated, including post-discharge work return and work retention 1-year after treatment completion. Results Overall, 96% of the patients demonstrated improvement in their PDLs from admission to discharge. A majority of patients (56%) were able to achieve a discharge PDL that was comparable to their estimated job-of-injury lifting requirement or higher ( P < .001). Lifting ability improved from admission to discharge by approximately 50% (all P < .001). Discharge PDLs predicted both work return ( P < .001) and work retention ( P < .001) 1 year later. Conclusions FCE scores were responsive to functional restoration treatment, and the associated discharge PDLs predicted work return after treatment completion and work retention 1 year later. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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199. Response

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Garfin, Steven R., primary, Reilley, Mark A., additional, Fardon, David F., additional, and Mayer, Tom, additional

Published
2002
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200. Book Reviews

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Mutnick, Deborah, primary, Elich, Gregory, additional, Laibman, David, additional, and Mayer, Tom, additional

Published
2002
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