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Video Clips (QuickTime) and sound files (MP3) - Opioids Should be Considered for Relief of Chronic Lower Back Pain

Thursday, October 03, 2002

Video Clips (QuickTime) and sound files (MP3) - Opioids Should be Considered for Relief of Chronic Lower Back Pain

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Patient describes how back injury changed the activities in her life
Video Clip # 1
Sound file # 1

Patient says opioids have enabled her to rejoin family in activities
Video Clip # 2
Sound file # 2

Dr. Bartleson - What are opioid analgesics?
Video Clip # 1
Sound file # 1

Dr. Bartleson - Medications should be tried first, before an operation that could have long-term side effects
Video Clip # 2
Sound file # 2

Animation - Opioids block back injury pain messages in the spinal cord, preventing them from reaching the brain.
Animation

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B-Roll #1

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