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Medications and Low Back Pain: an ISICO commentary of a Cochrane review

The Cochrane review “Pharmacological treatments for low back pain in adults: an overview of Cochrane Reviews” has recently been published. This extensive and methodologically robust work significantly updates our understanding of the effectiveness—and the limitations—of the medications most commonly used for low back pain: from paracetamol to NSAIDs, as well as muscle relaxants, opioids, antidepressants, and antiepileptics. […]

My kid is always slouching: bad posture or a medical problem?

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In today’s digital age, the incredible exponential curves…

Pain perception? It’s also about the mind

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A very nice patient of mine, who suffers from low back pain,…

ISICO Telemedicine described in a recently published article

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ISICO’s use of the telemedicine approach during the COVID-19…

Now screening comes online!

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Isico launches online screening. Just connect to the dedicated…

SEAS: partial resumption of the courses

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Our SEAS courses have not yet been able to restart in full due…

How often should a brace be changed?

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Receiving their first brace is a key moment in the treatment…

A comparison of the Chêneau and Sforzesco braces

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Unfortunately, it has become common to think of braces in the…

Active self correction and stabilization: an Isico letter to the editor

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It has just been published a letter to the editor  "The active…