DrDavidGeier

Why spine injuries are common in the military

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How limping can cause injuries to other parts of the body

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How military service can cause bone and joint injuries at an earlier age

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How the demands of the military predispose to injuries and future pain

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Denial reason: Exaggeration of military injury

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Wrist osteoarthritis as a consequence of military injuries

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Ask the Doctor: What can cause swelling in the back of the knee?

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Denial reason: Gap in treatment of the injury after military service

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Denial reason: No or little mention of the injury during military service

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Nexus letter: A team to guide you through the process

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Nexus letter: A physician who writes your letter quickly

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Nexus letter: A physician who presents research

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Ask the Doctor: Can you play sports after an ACL injury without having surgery?

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Nexus letter: A physician who treats these injuries

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Nexus letter: Your physician or orthopedic surgeon

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What is a Nexus letter?

3:19

Nexus Letters, DBQ, and Disability Claims for Veterans

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Ask the Doctor: Walking despite knee arthritis

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Ask the Doctor: Pain after a cortisone shot

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Ask the Doctor: PRP, steroids and anti-inflammatory medications

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$Ask the Doctor: Medial femoral condyle fractures$

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Ask the Doctor: Peroneal tendon subluxations

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Ask the Doctor: BPC 157 to heal a rotator cuff tear

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Ask the Doctor: What determines the grade of knee ligament injury?

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$Ask the Doctor: When can you put weight on your leg after a fracture?$

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