There is a paradox of supply and demand when it comes to peripheral nerve surgery. Most peripheral nerve surgeons focus on reconstructive nerve surgery and very few on pain relief. Yet the number of chronic pain patients far exceeds the number of patients needing reconstruction. Dr. Tollestrup explains this problem and the ramifications for patients.
Hidden Cause of His GI Pain: Anterior Cutaneous Nerve Entrapment
At just 11 years old, Forest’s life was put on pause by debilitating abdominal pain that started after a GI virus and never went away. He was...
