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Mil Med ; 188(5-6): e1320-e1326, 2023 05 16.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-34175949

ABSTRACT

Military members are required to perform in austere environments in which standard medical care routinely provided in the civilian setting is not available. Medical problems requiring hospital-based treatment which is not available in the field, shipboard, or deployed setting can be a cause for military members to be permanently discharged from active duty for medical reasons. We present a case of chronic low back pain treated with epidural steroid injections not routinely available aboard ship. The member was found unfit for shipboard duties, potentially ending her career in the military. The patient's low back pain resolved with Strain Counterstrain (SCS) techniques. Additionally, SCS treatments also resolved undisclosed chronic pelvic pain, leading to improved overall quality of life. Strain Counterstrain is a non-interventional treatment which does not require special equipment, is available in austere environments and aboard ship, and allowed the member to remain on active duty. Strain Counterstrain is a manual muscle-retraining procedure easily learned, which can be performed in the field, on ship, in the deployed setting, in primary care, as well as in specialty pain medicine clinics.


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Low Back Pain , Medicine , Military Personnel , Humans , Female , Low Back Pain/drug therapy , Quality of Life , Ships
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Curr Sports Med Rep ; 9(3): 148-54, 2010.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-20463498

ABSTRACT

Exertional heat injuries have gained public attention over the past several years, as have the means to prevent and treat them. One of the simplest preventive measures is to refrain from physical training and competition during times of increased environmental heat stress. Unfortunately, this often is not possible or desirable in certain populations. As a result of operational and training requirements, the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy medical team have developed an effective exertional heat injury prevention strategy that relies upon education, leadership, and continuous hands-on observation. The fundamental aspects of this approach can be applied to other team sporting activities.


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Heat Stress Disorders/prevention & control , Inservice Training , Military Personnel , Heat Stress Disorders/diagnosis , Heat Stress Disorders/therapy , Humans , Physical Fitness , Risk Factors , United States
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