#dr. disk

[blanc-ci]

That one family guy audio that’s been plaguing me

Pls pls pls tell me your high triumvirate/enterprise crew headcanons, I love reading them

[kitakami-kid]

ok here's the same thing except it's a shitty meme instead of a shitty drawing

[zarla-s]

Do/for you have to make references for any other characters in Handplates? Like the mouse or pterofractal? The same goes for the characters that have canon designs in Undertale. Did you ever need a ref for them?

Honestly I like never make reference sheets until something forces me, haha. With the mouse I just go back to the first comic he appeared in and just ref off of those. I might have mentioned this before, I forget, but originally that mouse was supposed to be the mole in the MTT comedy club but then I looked up their speech pattern and it didn't fit, so instead I made them a Rathbone cameo from The Lost Mind of Dr. Brain. :B

I had to improvise his lower body so I just gave him big wading pants lol.

As for Pterofractal, Jaz gave me this!

I do have a folder for canon refs, mostly screenshots I've taken to get colors and layouts for certain areas in the Underground, haha. And some sprite sheets if I need them.

Nothing really official or purposeful though, just screencaps and snips from other files I end up reusing.

[coolchocolatespreadart]

Drew Noelle in the cover of Imaginal Disk by Magdalena bay because it just makes sense

OG cover for reference:

[cakevsdragonicons]

Dr. Boris Habit from Smile for Me is a cake ace!

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[akfamilyhome]

Someone finally crashed and 'beat' NES Tetris? Nah, the real news is someone FINALLY put NES Tetris AND Dr. Mario on the Famicom Disk System

Shoutouts to TakuikaNinja for making this port! I made a custom disk cover and label for a copy that runs on actual hardware. Check out his video for more info!

[finalpam8000]

Oh so Hot, Through a Two Way Mirror

A meditation on image and self, featuring my Doctor Who OCs, The Unknowing Doctor, and Dr. Smith. Inspired by the incredible work of Magdalena Bay and their astounding album Imaginal Disk. My favorite record of the year, and the major cause of a recent artist burst I've had! If you want to know more about these characters take a look at my art fight page or my art blog @vickivalentineart There will be ALOT more of these guys soon enough!

Have a happy halloween everyone! And always make sure if who you are is true or not!

[all-thestories-aretrue]

Ok lowkey ngl most of the men on chicago med kinda suck???

And they are also kinda complex for a serial tv drama. The women im still suspicious of their complexity which is a shame.

I just watched Dr. Rhodes leave Robin when he was clearly upset without communicating why when she was initiating an intimate moment between them.

Dr. Halstead has mentioned that he blows up (my words, not his) at Dr. Manning because he feels he can express his emotions like a little boy with a crush that tugs on a girl's pony tail.

Dr. Latham. Oh boy. I think most of my beef there is more meta but he treats his nurses and assistants like shit and gets away with it because he's a good surgeon???

Dr. Charles snooped in his daughter's medical records which is such a violation. Also hello absent father. Idk. Like at least he shows genuine regret over those decisions. He's probably my favorite male character.

April's boyfriend wanted her to quit her job to be a stay at home mom/wife despite her expressing multiple times she didn't want that. Jeff made some off comments about Dr. Manning and her husband.

April's brother is just 🙄🙄.

I think, so far, 1 episode into s3, Dr. Choi is the most decent human male character on the show keeping the lowkey meta military stuff out of it.

[metalsonic30x]

A bunch of fan art/commissions by my friend, Linyuenj, from over the years. Featuring my MMZX OCs, Rokku and Shade. (3rd pic has Rokku cosplaying as Dr. Eggman from Sonic and Shade cosplaying as Naoto Shirogane from Persona 4~ Fitting since this was a Halloween-based commission~) Characters are mine (cosplay isn't), Art by Linyuenj on DeviantART and Twitter.

[mythuzalasheir3]

Forget, Update, Repeat

Floppy Disk Curt AU is back!

Thank you so much @dr-docktor for creating this angsty, funny idea of an AU :)))

I also realised while writing this that in the updated Floppy Disk Curt timeline I wrote, Owen’s fall happens in 1987 *Cue Markiplier momenr*

[nitinkhanna]

Pinched Nerve in The Spine: Radiculopathy - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

The spine consists of several individual bones known as vertebrae. These are interconnected together to form the spine. The spinal cord passes through a central canal in these vertebrae. From the spinal cord, the splitting of nerve roots occurs.

These roots travel between the bones of the spinal and different parts of the body. When the nerve root that leaves the spinal cord to other body parts becomes pinched, irritated, or damaged, it results in a medical condition known as radiculopathy. This condition is also known as a pinched nerve.

Types of Radiculopathy

Depending on where the condition happens in the spine, there are three types of radiculopathy. The symptoms of these types may range from mild to severe in individuals.

Cervical radiculopathy

Occurs due to pressure and compression of the nerve roots in the neck.

This portion of the spinal cord mainly affects the hands, arms, fingers, and shoulders.

Symptoms are usually visible in the hands and arms, which may include weakness or loss of sensation.

Lumbar radiculopathy

Occurs due to pressure and compression of the nerve roots in the lower back.

It may lead to sciatica, a condition that involves radiating pain in the sciatic nerve.

Thoracic radiculopathy

Occurs due to pressure and compression of the nerve roots in the upper back.

Chest pain is common in this condition.

There is a feeling of numbness and pain that moves to the front of the body in patients.

Causes of Radiculopathy and Risk Factors

Here are some of the commonly known causes of radiculopathy and the risk factors associated with it.

Change in size or shift in position of the tissues that surround the nerve root.

Herniated discs, also known as slip discs, are caused by to rupture of soft pads between spinal bones.

Bone spurs, bony outgrowths or projections resulting in constriction of the spinal passage. a condition in which the spaces within the spine get narrow.

Spondylosis is a wear and tear of the spinal disc with age.

Spondylolisthesis is a condition in which a vertebra slips out of its normal position onto the bone below it.

Spinal stenosis, narrowing of the spinal canal in the lower back.

Sciatica is pain travelling along with the sciatic nerve moving to the back of the thigh into the legs.

Thickening of spinal ligaments.

Spinal infections

Regular improper movements

Cancerous or non-cancerous growth in the spine

Radiculopathy Diagnosis

The diagnosis of radiculopathy begins with the patient giving a brief of their medical history to the doctor.

The doctor will ask questions about the type of symptoms, location of the pain, for how long has the pain been there, and also any other medical conditions which the patient is suffering from.

Once the medical history is known, the physician conducts a physical examination and tests.

This is to check the patient's muscular strength, reflexes, sensation, and also the possibility of any abnormalities.

Physical examination allows the medical practitioner to know the severity of the radiculopathy condition.

It also gives an idea about the location of the nerve root that is affected.

In some cases, radiculopathy diagnosis may require the use of advanced imaging techniques such as CT scan or MRI.

These tests aid in improving the visualization of the area where the problem lies.

In some cases, an expert like Dr Khanna orthopedic surgeon may also conduct a study on nerve conduction or Electromyography (EMG).

These tests help to know whether there is damage to the nerve or the problem is muscular.

Symptoms of Radiculopathy

The pinched nerve roots quickly become inflamed, which may result in the following symptoms:

Shooting pain in the back, legs, arms, and shoulders

Feeling of numbness and tingling sensation in the arms and legs.

Localized neck and back pain

Sharp pain when sitting idle or coughing

Sharp pain with movement

Hypersensitivity

Loss of sensation

Radiating pain in the shoulders

Skin numbness

Muscular weakness

Loss of reflexes

Sciatica

Non-surgical treatment for Radiculopathy

Conservative treatment is usually recommended before surgery. Here are some of the non-surgical treatment options for radiculopathy.

Physical therapy to strengthen the areas of pain.

Limitation or complete elimination of activities that cause radiculopathy pain and stains of the back and neck.

Immobilizing the affected area with

[michaelwwaah]

In an underground white auditorium there is a country singalong with Tammy Wynette. The audience are all oil sheiks and sultans. They sing along with beaman faces “we came up from behind, from behind.”

[yellowballoonx]

[cakevsdragonicons]

Dr Wasabi Cookie from Cookie Run is a dragon ace!

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Understanding Disk Extrusion Treatment at Paragon Health Group

Dealing with a disk extrusion can be a painful and disruptive experience. At Paragon Health Group, established in Newport Beach and Bakersfield, Dr. Eckermann and his team offer a comprehensive approach to disk extrusion treatment, aiming to alleviate pain, restore function, and improve your quality of life.

A disk extrusion occurs when the soft, inner core of a spinal disc pushes through the outer layer, potentially compressing nearby nerves. This can lead to significant back or neck pain, radiating pain into the arms or legs (sciatica), numbness, tingling, and weakness. Recognizing the severity of these symptoms, Paragon Health Group prioritizes accurate diagnosis and effective management of disk extrusions.

The initial approach to disk extrusion treatment at Paragon Health Group often involves non-surgical methods. As Dr. Eckermann emphasizes, a thorough examination of patient’s condition is key to developing the right plan. Conservative treatments may include physical therapy to strengthen supporting muscles and improve spinal mechanics, anti-inflammatory medications to reduce pain and swelling, and targeted epidural steroid injections to provide pain relief directly at the affected area. The goal of these therapies is to reduce nerve compression and allow the body's natural healing processes to take effect.

However, when non-surgical options don't provide sufficient relief, or if neurological symptoms like significant weakness worsen, surgical intervention may be considered for disk extrusion treatment. Paragon Health Group specializes in utilizing minimally invasive surgical techniques. Procedures like microdiscectomy, a common and effective way to address a disk extrusion, involve carefully removing only the portion of the disk that is pressing on the nerve. Similarly, endoscopic spine surgery offers the advantage of even smaller incisions and potentially faster recovery.

Throughout your disk extrusion treatment journey, Dr. Eckermann and the team at Paragon Health Group maintain open and transparent communication. They will thoroughly explain your diagnosis, discuss all available treatment options, and help you understand what to expect during and after any recommended procedure. Realistic expectations regarding pain relief and recovery are crucial, and the team will work closely with you to optimize your outcome.

Paragon Health Group is dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to your unique needs. If you are experiencing symptoms of a disk extrusion and are seeking expert guidance and effective treatment options, contact Paragon Health Group today to learn how they can help you find relief and get back to a more active and pain-free life.

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Why To Choose Paragon Pain Management For Effective Treatment

Chronic pain can keep you from living life to the fullest. It doesn't have to be that way though. At Paragon Health Group, we offer advanced Paragon pain management options and a compassionate team of experts who focus on you as an individual.

If you had a heart problem, you’d see a cardiologist. If you’re in pain, you should see a specialty-trained pain management physician.

Most pain management doctors devote their time and expertise to helping chronic pain patients whose needs can sometimes be hard to diagnose and take months or years to treat using multiple therapies. Whether your pain is chronic or acute, our Paragon pain management team conducts an in-depth examination to determine the source.

We most often see patients with pain in the low back, knee, head, hip, and neck. Common conditions treated by our physicians include: Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Migraines, Sciatica, Herniated Disc, Osteoporosis, Spine Trauma, Pinched Nerve, and more.

We often use a wide range of nonsurgical, interventional treatments – along with complementary therapies – as a way of reducing the amount of medication you need to take or to avoid the need for surgery. These may include massage, a weight loss regimen, exercise, meditation, physical therapy, dietary changes, or chiropractic care.

We may also prescribe pain-killing medications such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), muscle relaxants, or antidepressants. Depending on the severity of your specific condition, we may also recommend epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, joint injections, radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, or neuromodulation. If none of these methods are effective in alleviating your pain, surgery may be an option of last resort.

A painful back condition or any pain should be taken seriously. Though the spine plays an important role in most movements, it is also subject to numerous medical issues because of its structure. There is no reason to live with pain when a physician can help.

With a devotion to excellence, professionalism, and individualized care, Dr. Eckermann pledges to do everything possible to help his patients regain control of their lives through the latest in Paragon pain management techniques.

Know more about how we combine the latest interventional & minimally invasive pain management procedures with a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to effectively treat pain.

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