The most commonly performed procedure was subsequent lumbar facet joint injection/nerve block (CPT 64476).
But the recession of the early 1990's hit the aerospace companies hard, and the subsequent boom in all facets of entertainment has made the studios, for the first time, huge businesses with payrolls to match the impact of the movies on the public consciousness.
Pollini's triumph confirmed the scale of his emerging talent, but it was his response to winning that proved to be one of the defining facets of his subsequent career.
Acute neck pain most commonly results from injury to the muscle, disk, nerve, ligament or facet joints with subsequent inflammation and spasm [ 9, 10].
Patterns of correlations with measures of coping strategies and subsequent confirmatory factor analyses revealed that these three facets may be better described as facets of spiritual coping.
In the subsequent decision-study (D-study), the facet "V" (video) of a CD-recorded clinical encounter was the object of measurement, whereas the number (n) of judges (facet J) and occasions (facet O) were varied.
ASD may lead to lumbar spine instability, increased facet joint stress, and subsequent symptoms such as lower back and radicular pain [ 2- 4].
It is likely that this was an important facet of enhancing the subsequent levels of staff satisfaction and acceptance of the PACS, and hence was an important part of successful system adoption (e.g., [ 7]).
This paper describes the effects of defect distribution on energy band structure and the subsequent photocatalytic activity over TiO2 with exposed {001} facets as the model catalyst.
These new F out facets will form the basis of the subsequent ring (Figure 1b).
Each of his subsequent films, "Stinking Heaven" and "Actor Martinez," has unfolded new facets of his artistry.
