Jiménez SD

Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 577-579
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ABSTRACT

Many physicians who manage patients with back pain know what causes more frequent and more appropriate handling; wish is really worrying as consultations for this type of pain are those that generate the highest costs of security systems social and disability more common. This review will concentrate on the most important points to ask every patient to see this so-called disease symptom

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