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but not second block. The most likely reason is that the joint is not the source of pain. Other possibilities is that one procedure used an incorrect technique

Other than red flag conditions, x-rays have no validity in diagnosing the source of back pain. There are then incidental abnormalities that can be identified

patient presents with marked hypotension, an immediate evaluation for other sources of blood loss with chest, pelvis, and/or femur radiographs is called for

box 2 is a compilation of self-care advice elucidated from a variety of sources. There is no literature to support the use of self-care over simple observation

lines. CT of pelvis and abdomen can provide critical information regarding source of bleeding and to delineate associated injuries. Sagittal, coronal and

injuries very commonly occur together and may indicate a “floating shoulder.” (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scapular_fracture)

metabolic bone disease. Treatment of the fracture without consideration of the source of fragility is, to say the least, a missed opportunity. Pain proximal to

joints. The tendon sheath provides both lubrication as well as an important source of nutrition to the largely avascular tendons. The superficialis lies, as

discharge or a foul-smelling odour from the affected foot. The ulcer can be a source of pain but many times, the foot will be painless due to the loss of sensation

is compromised or lost. The ulnar nerve is regarded as the hand’s power source for hand grasp. It innervates the muscles along the ulnar sphere, including

cord. Viscerovisceral convergance contributes to difficulty in pinpointing source of pain. There is also poor representation in the primary somatosensory