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Inflammatory pain pattern and pain with lumbar extension associated with Modic 1 changes on MRI: a prospective case–control study of 120 patients by Bailly, F., Maigne, J.-Y., Genevay, S., Marty, M., Gandjbakhch, F., Rozenberg, S., Foltz, V.

“…Purpose To compare, in a case–control study, clinical characteristics of patients with low back pain (LBP) with and without Modic 1 signal changes on MRI…”
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Sacroiliac joint pain after lumbar fusion. A study with anesthetic blocks by Maigne, J Y, Planchon, C A

“…Low back pain persisting or appearing after a technically successful lumbar fusion challenges clinicians. In this context, the sacroiliac joint could be a…”
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Lower back pain and neck pain: Is it possible to identify the painful side by palpation only? by Maigne, J.-Y, Cornelis, P, Chatellier, G

“…Abstract Objectives Back pain is often attributed to increased tension in the back muscles, regardless of whether the tension is primary or related to a…”
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Results of sacroiliac joint double block and value of sacroiliac pain provocation tests in 54 patients with low back pain by MAIGNE, J.-Y, AIVALIKLIS, A, PFEFER, F

“…This prospective study consisted of the evaluation of a double sacroiliac block in patients with low back pain. To determine the prevalence of sacroiliac pain…”
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Interexaminer agreement of clinical examination of the neck in manual medicine by Maigne, J.-Y, Chantelot, F, Chatellier, G

“…Abstract Objectives To assess interexaminer agreement in a structured, manual, clinical examination of the neck. To correlate these data with the score in a…”
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Entrapment neuropathy of the medial superior cluneal nerve : Nineteen cases surgically treated, with a minimum of 2 years' follow-up by MAIGNE, J.-Y, DOURSOUNIAN, L

“…In this study, the authors analyzed the results of the release of the medial superior cluneal nerve in a prospective series of 19 patients with suspected…”
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Postpartum coccydynia: a case series study of 57 women by Maigne, J-Y, Rusakiewicz, F, Diouf, M

“…Although childbirth is a well-known cause of coccydynia, this condition has not been studied previously. To explore the characteristics of postpartum…”
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Idiopathic coccygodynia. Lateral roentgenograms in the sitting position and coccygeal discography by Maigne, J Y, Guedj, S, Straus, C

“…The authors hypothesized that the source of coccygodynia was a lesion of the coccygeal disc. This study analyzed the motion of the painful coccyx in the…”
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Cervical spine manipulation and the precautionary principle by Vautravers, P, Maigne, J Y

“…Cervical manipulations can cause severe neurologic complications, which are both exceedingly rare and generally unpredictable. To meet the requirements of the…”
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Highlighting of intervertebral movements and variations of intradiskal pressure during lumbar spine manipulation: A feasibility study by Maigne, Jean-Yves, Guillon, François

“…Objectives: To demonstrate relative movement of the vertebrae and variations in intradiskal pressure during 2 different lumbar spinal manipulations, in flexion…”
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Chronic coccydynia in adolescents. A series of 53 patients by Maigne, J-Y, Pigeau, I, Aguer, N, Doursounian, L, Chatellier, G

“…Little is known about coccydynia in adolescents. The aim of this study was to explore causes, clinical and imaging features and response to treatment of…”
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Comparison of three manual coccydynia treatments: a pilot study by Maigne, J Y, Chatellier, G

“…A prospective pilot study with independent assessment and a 2-year follow-up period was conducted. To compare and assess the efficacy of three manual…”
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Causes and mechanisms of common coccydynia: Role of body mass index and coccygeal trauma by MAIGNE, Jean-Yves, DOURSOUNIAN, Levon, CHATELLIER, Gilles

“…A total of 208 consecutive coccydynia patients were examined with the same clinical and radiologic protocol. To study radiographic coccygeal lesions in the…”
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Value of quantitative radionuclide bone scanning in the diagnosis of sacroiliac joint syndrome in 32 patients with low back pain by Maigne, J Y, Boulahdour, H, Chatellier, G

“…A prospective study was performed to compare the results of quantitative radionuclide bone scanning with those of sacroiliac joint anesthetic block in patients…”
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Altered lower limb vascular perfusion in patients with sciatica secondary to disc herniation by MAIGNE, J.-Y, TREUIL, C, CHATELLIER, G

“…The present study attempts to document deep vascular abnormalities of the lower extremity in cases of sciatica secondary to discal herniation using Tc-99m…”
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Trigger point of the posterior iliac crest: painful iliolumbar ligament insertion or cutaneous dorsal ramus pain? An anatomic study by Maigne, J Y, Maigne, R

“…A trigger point is frequently found over the iliac crest at 7 to 8 cm from the midline in low-back-pain syndromes. Previously, this was described as either a…”
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Towards a model of back pain. The 3 circles of pain by Maigne, J Y

“…A new model for back pain is introduced. Three major groups (or ''circles'') of pain are described for the use of clinicians. The 1(st) circle is comprised of…”
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Computed tomographic follow-up study of forty-eight cases of nonoperatively treated lumbar intervertebral disc herniation by Maigne, J Y, Rime, B, Deligne, B

“…The authors prospectively followed the natural evolution of lumbar disc herniation in 48 patients treated by conservative measures. The initial computed…”
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Instability of the coccyx in coccydynia by MAIGNE, J.-Y, LAGAUCHE, D, DOURSOUNIAN, L

“…Coccygectomy is a controversial operation. Some authors have reported good results, but others advise against the procedure. The criteria for selection are…”
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Upper thoracic dorsal rami: anatomic study of their medial cutaneous branches by Maigne, J Y, Maigne, R, Guérin-Surville, H

“…The authors describe the distribution of the medial branches of the upper thoracic dorsal rami (T1 to T5 levels). At each level, after travelling through the…”
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