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Prophylactic gastroprotection in all adult orthopaedic trauma patients receiving low molecular weight heparin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesia? |
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Steroids in acute spinal cord injury |
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Spinal boards or vacuum mattresses for immobilisation |
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Cervical collars and intracranial pressure |
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Swimmers view or supine oblique views to visualise the cervicothoracic junction |
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Need for cervical spine imaging for alert children after trauma |
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Cervical spine imaging in children under 9 after trauma |
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High dose steroids for whiplash |
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Plain radiography is not indicated as 1st choice imaging modality in children with non-traumatic back pain |
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NAC to the rescue again...? Prevention of contrast-induced nephropathy in patients with established renal impairment. |
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Acupuncture for neck pain |
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Can we assess the prognosis for whiplash soon after the injury? |
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Manipulation and/or exercise for neck pain? |
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Prognosis in acute non-traumatic simple lower back pain |
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Manipulation and mobilisation in acute low back pain |
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Massage for chronic low back pain |
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Laser for the treatment of chronic low back pain |
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TENS for lower back pain |
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Muscle relaxants for acute low back pain |
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Strong opiates in the treatment of acute low back pain |
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NSAIDS in acute low back pain |
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Acupuncture in acute back pain |
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Do bisphosphonates relieve pain caused by acute osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures?
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Is Cervical spine protection always necessary following penetrating neck injury |
