Friday, 10 December 2010

Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases: 13-17 December 2010

An update of the evidence on this topic from NHS Evidence - trauma and orthopaedics.

NHS Evidence - trauma and orthopaedics in conjunction with NHS Evidence - musculoskeletal have produced an Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases. As in previous years, we have included guidelines and systematic reviews which have been published within the last year. This Annual Evidence Update includes reviews covering disc surgery and minimally invasive surgery along with various therapies and treatments. This topic should be of particular interest to all health professionals working in this field.

Find out more at www.library.nhs.uk/trauma_orthopaedics.

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Friday, 11 December 2009

Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases: 14-18 December 2009

An update of the evidence on this topic from NHS Evidence - trauma and orthopaedics.

NHS Evidence - trauma and orthopaedics in conjunction with the Musculoskeletal Specialist Collection have produced an Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases. Included in this Evidence Update are guidelines and systematic reviews published within the last year covering low back pain, ankylosing spondylitis, disc herniation and spinal fractures. This topic should be of particular interest to all health professionals working in this field.

Find out more at www.library.nhs.uk/trauma_orthopaedics.

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Friday, 5 December 2008

Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases: 8-12 December 2008

An update of the evidence on this topic from the NLH Orthopaedic Specialist Library in conjunction with the Musculoskeletal Specialist Library.

The Orthopaedic Specialist Library in conjunction with the Musculoskeletal Specialist Library will release on 8 December an Annual Evidence Update on Spinal Diseases. Included in this Annual Evidence Update are guidelines and systematic reviews produced within the last few years on the following topics: low back pain, ankylosing spondylitis, degenerative disc and burst fracture. This topic should be of particular interest to all health professionals.

Find out more at http://www.library.nhs.uk/trauma_orthopaedics

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