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Clinical Features,d the distribution of the cutaneous nerves during anatomic dissections to identify the nerve roots from which they originate. Head (.) analyzed the areas of cutaneous dysesthesia in patients with diseases of the nervous system. Foerster (.) identified the regions of decreased sensitivity after surgi

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Imaging Studies, since most of the radiographic changes that may be observed are found, with similar frequency, in asymptomatic subjects. This holds for many radiographic findings, such as decreased disc height and spondylotic changes (., ., ., .), degree of lumbar lordosis (., ., .), retrolisthesis of L5 (.), scol

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Differential Diagnosis. II. Psychogenic Pain,0’s and 60’s, a dichotomous opinion prevailed, according to which low back pain was purely organic or psychologic in nature. Clinical studies, in that period, were mainly aimed at identifying the psychologic factors which might predict the results of surgery. However, many of these studies had metho