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See how Learning to Think Clinically works before you buy. This free sample is the complete Lumbar Radiculopathy Field Note from Learning to Think Clinically, Volume 1: The Lumbar Spine, exactly as it appears in the book.
Patients with lumbar radiculopathy can be tricky. Leg symptoms don’t always mean nerve root involvement, and a positive finding doesn’t always mean what you think it does. This Field Note walks you through the reasoning, not just the facts.
You’ll work through the same four steps used in every Field Note:
Recognize it: spot the pattern in the patient’s presentation
Confirm it: use the history and exam to test your working idea
Differentiate it: work out what else it could be
Decide what to do: choose your next step with confidence
What you get:
The full Lumbar Radiculopathy Field Note (about 10 pages)
A look at the layout and reasoning framework used throughout the book
A PDF that works on any device, free, with no email required
If you like how it reads, the full book includes 15 Field Notes, 15 clinical cases, and a complete clinical appendix, as well as real-world advice for clinical rotations.
Written by Kara Marks, PT, DPT
See how Learning to Think Clinically works before you buy. This free sample is the complete Lumbar Radiculopathy Field Note from Learning to Think Clinically, Volume 1: The Lumbar Spine, exactly as it appears in the book.
Patients with lumbar radiculopathy can be tricky. Leg symptoms don’t always mean nerve root involvement, and a positive finding doesn’t always mean what you think it does. This Field Note walks you through the reasoning, not just the facts.
You’ll work through the same four steps used in every Field Note:
Recognize it: spot the pattern in the patient’s presentation
Confirm it: use the history and exam to test your working idea
Differentiate it: work out what else it could be
Decide what to do: choose your next step with confidence
What you get:
The full Lumbar Radiculopathy Field Note (about 10 pages)
A look at the layout and reasoning framework used throughout the book
A PDF that works on any device, free, with no email required
If you like how it reads, the full book includes 15 Field Notes, 15 clinical cases, and a complete clinical appendix, as well as real-world advice for clinical rotations.
Written by Kara Marks, PT, DPT