One-Week and 3-Month Outcomes After an Emergency Department Visit for Undifferentiated Musculoskeletal Low Back Pain
Authors:
- Benjamin W. FriedmanBFBenjamin W. Friedman
- Sean O'MAhonySOSean O'MAhony
- Laura MulveyLMLaura Mulvey
- Michelle DavittMDMichelle Davitt
- Hong ChoiHCHong Choi
- Shujun XiaSXShujun Xia
- David EssesDEDavid Esses
- Polly E. BijurPBPolly E. Bijur
- E. John GallagherEGE. John Gallagher
- 1 February 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Annals of Emergency Medicine
- Vol. 59 (2) , 128-133.e3
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