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All Bertolotti syndrome guides are now available
All ten Bertolotti syndrome guides by Suzanne H Visser are now available from Clear Mind Press:
• Bertolotti Syndrome in General Practice: A Guide for Australian GPs
• Bertolotti Syndrome for Physiotherapists, Chiropractors and Osteopaths: An Australian Guide
• Lumbosacral Transitional Vertebrae and Bertolotti Syndrome: A Reporting Guide for Australian Radiologists
• Surgery for Bertolotti Syndrome: A Guide for Neurosurgeons and Orthopaedic Spine Surgeons in Australia
• Bertolotti Syndrome, a Guide for Pain Physicians and Interventional Radiologists in Australia
• Bertolotti Syndrome in the Emergency Department: A Guide for Australian Emergency Clinicians
• Bertolotti Syndrome at Work and in Claims: A Guide for Employers, Insurers and Compensation Schemes in Australia
• Bertolotti Syndrome in Young Athletes: A Guide for School Sports Staff and Adolescent Sport Medicine in Australia
• Bertolotti Syndrome, a Guide for Family and Friends
• Bertolotti Syndrome in Children: A Guide for General Practitioners and Specialists in Australia
Paperback, eBook and PDF at clearmindpress.com/bertolotti-books
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Questions
What is Bertolotti syndrome?
Bertolotti syndrome is persistent pain caused by a lumbosacral transitional vertebra, a difference in the bones at the base of the spine that is present from birth. About one in ten Australians has such a vertebra, and most never know. In a minority it causes lower back, buttock or hip pain that is often treated for years as ordinary strain. Clear Mind Press's guides summarise the published evidence; they are not medical advice.
Which Bertolotti syndrome guides does Clear Mind Press publish?
Clear Mind Press publishes a series of Bertolotti syndrome guides by Suzanne H Visser, each for one Australian audience: GPs; physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths; radiologists; spine surgeons; pain physicians; emergency clinicians; employers and insurers; young athletes; family and friends; and children (for GPs and specialists). All of these guides are available now. The press also publishes her book Bertolotti Syndrome and her personal account The Million-Dollar Misdiagnosis.