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clinicians to the right diagnosis and interventions.
A staff nurse gives his perspective on this important report.
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What seems like a simple pulled muscle to a shipping clerk turns out to be cauda equina syndrome, a potentially paralyzing injury that warrants immediate surgery.
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exposure. Learn how to help prevent it, identify it early, and manage both the disorder and its complications.