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NIH - Diagnosing A Patient With Aggravation Of Chronic Herniated Disc - A Case Study

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Michael DeCubellis DC, Mark Studin DC, Randall Loftus MD, Jennifer Sperrazza DC, Geoffrey Gerow DC.  “Diagnosing A Patient With Aggravation Of Chronic Herniated Disc - A Case Study”.  Medpix: National Institute of Health/National Library of Medicine.  Published April 14, 2024.

 

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