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reFLEXIONS and rePERCUSSIONS: Goodley Intentions
Goodley Intentions: Resurrecting TractionAs I stated in a previous issue, pain must be seen as a liar. In every case, its location must never be casually accepted as the site of its origin.
Examining for Pains in the NeckNeck pain is complex and can be frustrating to both patient and clinician. Dr. Goodley provides some practical principles to improve understanding of examination approaches to pain in the neck.
Experts And Viewpoints, May 2007
Why, Orthopaedic Surgery?In his second reFLEXIONS and rePERCUSSIONS: Goodley Intentions, Paul Goodley, MD, continues his exploration of the state of the state in orthopaedics by simply asking, "Why orthopaedic surgery?"
Experts And Viewpoints, January 2007
The Medicine of OrthopaedicsThe task of the musculoskeletal clinician is to restore appropriate motion. All the rest is commentary. . . . Dr. Goodley explains.
