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Cycle/schedule:/$300
Start/of/meds:/$600
Transfer/fee:/$800
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$800
Description: This fee is intended to reimburse surrogate for time, pain and suffering and surrogate’s partner for any lost
wages =local transfer> and miscellaneous expenses such as mileage =100 miles roundItrip>, parking, etc. incurred at the
time of the transfer as a result of bed rest due to embryo transfer
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DEFINITIONS
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SCOPE OF INTENDED PARENT POLICY
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RESPONSIBILITIES
Conditions: =Definition: Local transfer – surrogate does not need to travel more than 100 miles roundtrip to the transfer
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facility>. If surrogate needs to travel more than 100 miles, reimbursement for surrogate and surrogate’s partner for any
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lost wages applies in addition to child care. Paid within 7 business days of occurrence.
Monthly Expense Allowance:
Incidentals:
Monthly/expense/allowance
(12/months):/$3000
Monthly/support(9/months):/$225
PostMbirth/recovery:/$2500
Embryo Transfer Fee (per transfer)
FL
HI
COMPENSATION INCLUDES:
Cycle/schedule:/$300
Start/of/meds:/$600
Transfer/fee:/$800
Maternity/clothing:/$800
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Incidentals (continued)
Compensation based on Insurance and Location
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• 14-Month Period Single:
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Description: In lieu of itemized reimbursements, nonIaccountable monthly expense allowance to cover expenses such as
travel expenses =including meals> and mileage incurred for trips under 100 miles =roundItrip>, telephone charges, postage
INTENDED PARENT (SURROGATES)
PROCEDURE MANUAL
Intended Parent Initial Contact
PHASE 2: CLIENT ONBOARDING PROCESS
Post Questionnaire
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PHASE 3: SELECTION PROCESS
Pre-Selection Procedure
Mid Selection Procedure
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Monthly/expense/allowance
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Additional/compensation/detail/provided/upon/application/completion.
•
•
•
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Cycle/schedule:/$300
Start/of/meds:/$600
Transfer/fee:/$800
Maternity/clothing:/$800
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Conditions: The monthly expense allowance starts after confirmation of the HCG test =blood test> confirms a positive
beta =pregnancy level detected>. If at any time a transfer is deemed unsuccessful the monthly expense allowance stops.
No monthly allowance will be paid again until the next transfer occurs and positive beta is received. Allowance shall be
payable and due on the 1st of each month with the initial month proIrated based on the conditions above and ending 6
weeks after carrier delivers. Paid within 7 business days of occurrence.
Maternity Clothing Allowance:
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Transfer/fee:/$800
Maternity/clothing:/$800
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SC
TX
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HI
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NH ME
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• Multiple:
Monthly/expense/allowance
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Monthly/support(9/months):/$225
PostMbirth/recovery:/$2500
$800
$1000
PHASE 5: PRE-TRANSFER
Medical and Psychological Screening
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SCOPE OF INTENDED PARENT POLICY
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PHASE 1: CLIENT INTAKE PROCEDURE
Intended Parent Initial Contact
a safe and healthy work environment.
Excellence.
PHASE 2: CLIENT ONBOARDING PROCESS
Gestational Carrier Client Manager (GCCM):
Gestational Surrogacy (GSA):
Legal Procedure
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Travel Procedure
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Intended Parent Questionnaire: Document which includes background infor-
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Intended Parent program handout: Handout with related information to the
PHASE 7: POST TRANSFER
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surrogacy program, expectations, requirements, and any forms needed to complete the Intended Parent process.
PHASE 8: PREGNANCY
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Agency Service Agreement: An agreement between the Intended Parent and
Agency providing details about the agency and what the agency is responsible for.
PHASE 9: PARENTAGE ORDER
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IP File: Electronic file for storing Intended Parent application, background
PHASE 10: BIRTHPLAN
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Intended Parent Initial Contact
Legal
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Travel
Insurance
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PHASE 5: RETRIEVAL
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PHASE 6: POST RETRIEVAL
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PHASE 7: PREGNANCY
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PHASE 8: POST DELIVERY
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PHASE 4: PRE-CYCLE
Medical and Psychological Screening
Gestational Carrier (GC.:
Intended Parent Client Manager (IPCM.:
Egg Donor Client Manager (EDCM.:
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Legal
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Travel
Insurance
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PHASE 6: POST RETRIEVAL
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PHASE 7: PREGNANCY
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PHASE 8: POST DELIVERY
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Gestational Carrier Client Manager (GCCM.:
mation of Intended Parent interested in the surrogacy program.
Egg Donor Agreement (EDA.:
Intended Parent Questionnaire: Document which includes background information of Intended Parent interested in the egg donation program.
Intended Parent program handout: Handout with related information to the egg
donation program, expectations, requirements, and any forms needed to complete
The Client Manager is responsible for ensuring the enforcement and execution
PHASE 12: POST DELIVERY
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service, for Intended Parents.
The purpose of this procedure manual is to provide a step-by-step guide to ensure the best quality customer service for parents and high standards as a Center
of Excellence.
Intended Parents (IP.:
Egg Donor (ED.:
Gestational Carrier (GC.:
Intended Parent Client Manager (IPCM.:
Egg Donor Client Manager (EDCM.:
Gestational Carrier Client Manager (GCCM.:
Egg Donor Agreement (EDA.:
Intended Parent Questionnaire: Document which includes background information of Intended Parent interested in the egg donation program.
Intended Parent program handout: Handout with related information to the egg
Agency Service Agreement: An agreement between the Intended Parent and
Agency providing details about the agency and what the agency is responsible for
providing.
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a safe and healthy work environment.
DEFINITIONS
the Intended Parent process.
Agency Service Agreement: An agreement between the Intended Parent and
Agency providing details about the agency and what the agency is responsible for
PHASE 11: DELIVERY
This policy is designed to provide guidance so that the Agency and staff maintain
donation program, expectations, requirements, and any forms needed to complete
the Intended Parent process.
information, consents, and psychological testing requirements.
transactions in accordance with applicable company, state and federal legislation,
in a timely manner and in a manner, that reflects a positive image of the Agency.
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Escrow Procedure
Egg Donor (ED.:
The objective of the Intended Parent policies and procedures manual is to ensure
that the Company conducts its Intended Parent and egg donation activities and
PURPOSE
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PHASE 3: SELECTION PROCESS
Intended Parents (IP.:
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Post Questionnaire
DEFINITIONS
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POLICY
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PHASE 2: CLIENT ONBOARDING PROCESS
of Excellence.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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sure the best quality customer service for parents and high standards as a Center
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PHASE 4: PRE-CYCLE
Medical and Psychological Screening
PHASE 6: TRANSFER
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SCOPE OF INTENDED PARENT POLICY
The purpose of this procedure manual is to provide a step-by-step guide to en-
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Intended Parent Client Manager (IPCM):
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DEFINITIONS
RESPONSIBILITIES
a safe and healthy work environment.
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE MANUAL
INTENDED PARENT (EGG DONORS.
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PURPOSE
transactions in accordance with applicable company, state and federal legislation,
in a timely manner and in a manner, that reflects a positive image of the Agency.
This policy is designed to provide guidance so that the Agency and staff maintain
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Post Questionnaire
DEFINITIONS
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The objective of the Intended Parent policies and procedures manual is to ensure
that the Company conducts its Intended Parent and egg donation activities and
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PHASE 3: SELECTION PROCESS
Gestational Carrier (GC):
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POLICY
PURPOSE
INTENDED PARENT (EGG DONORS)
PROCEDURE MANUAL
The purpose of this procedure manual is to provide a step-by step guide to ensure
the best quality customer service for parents and high standards as a Center of
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DEFINITIONS
RESPONSIBILITIES
PURPOSE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE MANUAL
INTENDED PARENT (EGG DONORS.
3
PURPOSE
transactions in accordance with applicable company, state and federal legislation,
in a timely manner and in a manner, that reflects a positive image of the Agency.
This policy is designed to provide guidance so that the Agency and staff maintain
Intended Parents (IP):
Description. Singleton: NonIaccountable allowance of $50020. Multiples will receive an additional $200 at week 26. Paid
due at week 13 of pregnancy. Remaining $300 due at weekwithin 7 business days of occurrence.
Additional/compensation/detail/provided/upon/application/completion.
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Escrow Procedure
surrogate in connection with her obligations under the surrogacy Agreement.
$48,225
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monthly>, prescription vitamins/supplements under $40 per month and other incidental expenses likely to be incurred by
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The objective of the Intended Parent policies and procedures manual is to ensure
that the Company conducts its Intended Parent and surrogacy activities and
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and faxing charges, lost compensation for doctor appointments =up to 4 hours monthly>, childcare services =up to 4 hours
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTENDED PARENT (SURROGATES)
POLICY
providing.
of these procedures. The Client Manager is responsible for providing an effective
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O F B E N E F I T S F O R T H E C L I E N T.
INCREASE REVENUES ON THE WEB SITE.
- ON FIGURE CROP FROM HEAD TO MID-THIGH OR jUST BELOW HEM OF TOP, SHOOT 360 (VIEWS A, B & C) PLUS DETAIL SHOT. ONE OF THE A
B C SHOT CAN BE SEATED OR FULL LENGTH.
- ON FIGURE CROP jACkETS FROM HEAD TO MID-THIGH. SHOOT 360 (VIEWS A, B & C) PLUS DETAIL SHOT. ONE OF THE A B C SHOT CAN BE
SEATED OR FULL LENGTH.
- ON FIGURE CROP FROM HEAD TO MID-THIGH OR jUST BELOW HEM OF SWEATER, SHOOT 360 (VIEWS A, B & C) PLUS DETAIL SHOT. ONE OF
THE A B C SHOT CAN BE SEATED OR FULL LENGTH.
- TOPS COULD BE TUCkED OR UNTUCkED, DEPENDING ON THE TOP AND THE LOOk. FOR EX, THE WOVEN BASIC CAMI WOULD BE TUCkED.
- CROP SUITS HEAD TO TOE. SHOOT 360 (VIEWS A, B & C) PLUS DETAIL SHOT.
- ACCESSORIES SHOULD BE UNDERSTATED, A LONG NECkLACE OR BRACELET BY RW, MAkING SURE NOT TO OBSTRUCT ANY FEATURES OF
THE GARMENT. IF USING A SCARF, BE SURE TO COVER THE SHOT WITHOUT IT. NECkERCHIEFS: MIX AND MATCH WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
- LAYER A CAMI UNDERNEATH IF THE TOP IS SHEER.
- TOPS CAN BE TUCkED OR UNTUCkED, DEPENDS ON THE TOP AND THE LOOk. FOR EXAMPLE, THE WOVEN BASIC CAMI WOULD BE TUCkED.
- AVOID:
- SHOOT UNTUCkED, ASk IF THERE IS ANY QUESTION ON THIS. IF THE SWEATER HAS A HOOD, COVER WITH IT ON AND ALSO OFF.
- LAYER A CAMI UNDERNEATH IF THE TOP WE ARE USING IS SHEER.
BELTING A TOP THAT DOES NOT COME WITH A BELT.
PULLING UP THE COLLAR UNLESS THIS IS A 2ND OPTION.
kNOTTING A TOP UNLESS IT’S DESIGNED THAT WAY.
- AVOID:
BELTING A SWEATER THAT DOES NOT COME WITH A BELT.
PAIRING WITH A DRESS UNLESS IT IS BOLERO STYLE.
- ACCESSORIES SHOULD BE UNDERSTATED, A LONG NECkLACE OR BRACELET BY RW, MAkING SURE NOT TO OBSTRUCT ANY FEATURES OF
THE GARMENT. IF USING A SCARF, BE SURE TO ALSO SHOOT WITHOUT IT. NECkERCHIEFS: MIX & MATCH WITH SHIRT | BLAzER OR TEE |
BLAzER LOOk.
- AVOID:
BELTING A BLAzER OR jACkET THAT DOES NOT COME WITH A BELT, UNLESS DISCUSSED FIRST.
CUFFING THE SLEEVES UNLESS THIS COVERED WITHOUT CUFFING FIRST, OR IF THE LINING IS PRESENTED AS A SPECIAL FEATURE.
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Do you shop less frequently than every four days?
PAIN QUESTIONNAIRE - O, P, Q, R, S, T
___ Yes (1)
Based on Physical Examination Part 1 by Stephen M. Foreman, pages 73-77.
___ Yes (3)
___ Yes (3)
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___ No (0)
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Do you eat quick cook grains such as Rice-aroni, Quaker Oats or Minute rice more often than slow
cooked organic whole grains?
___ Yes (5)
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___ No (0)
8. Do you eat white bread more often than whole grain breads?
___ Yes (5)
___ No (0)
Score 1
NAME
RECOMMEND
OPTION
History and
physical exam
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Basic history (B).
History of cancer/infection (B).
Signs/symptoms of cauda equina
syndrome (C).
History of significant trauma (C).
Psychosocial history (C).
Straight leg raising test (B).
Focused neurological exam (E).
Pain drawing and visual
analog scale (D).
Patient
education
14 studies
Patient education about
low back symptoms (B).
Back school in occupational
settings (C).
Back school in
non-occupational
settings (C).
Medication
23 studies
Acetaminophen (C).
NSAIDs (B).
Muscle relaxants (C).
Opioids, short course (C).
Physical
treatment
methods
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Manipulation of
low back during first month
of symptoms (B).
Manipulation for patients
with radiculopathy (C).
Manipulation for patients with
symptoms < 1 month (C).
Self-application of heat
or cold to low back.
Shoe insoles (C).
Corset for prevention in
occupational setting (C).
Manipulation for patients
with undiagnosed neurologic
deficits (D).
Prolonged course of
manipulation (D).
Traction (B).
Biofeedback (C).
Shoe lifts (D).
Corset for treatment (D).
Epidural steroid injections
for radicular pain
to avoid surgery (C).
Epidural injections for back pain
without radiculopathy (D).
Trigger point injectins (C).
Ligamentous injections (C).
Facet joint injections (C).
Needle acupuncture (D).
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Time Awake: __________
Hours of Sleep: __________
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RECOMMEND AGAINST
Opioids used > 2 wks (C).
Phenylbutezone (C).
Oral steroids (C).
Colohicine (B).
Antidepressants (C)
RECOMMEND AGAINST
Bed rest > 4 days (B).
Temporary avoidance of
activities that increase
mechanical stress on spine (D).
Gradual return to
normal activities (B).
Low-stress aerobic exercise (C).
Conditioning exercises fr trunk
muscles after 2 weeks (C).
Exercise quotas (C)
Back-specific exercise
machines (D).
Therapeutic stretching
of backmuscles (D).
Detection of
physiologic
abnormalities
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If no improvement
after 1 month, consider:
Bone scan (C).
Needle EMG and
H-reflex tests to clarify nerve
root dysfunction (C).
SEP to assess spinal stenosis (C).
EMG for clinically
obvious radiculopathy (D).
Surface EMG and
F-wave tests (C).
Thermography (C).
The number of studies meeting panel review criteria is noted for each category.
Q Quality
___ No (0)
OPTION
Bed rest of 2-4 days
for severe radiulopathy
Activities
and exercise
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D = panel interpretation of evidence not meeting inclusion criteria for research-based evidence.
Palliative and Provoking Factors
6. Do you use a microwave oven?
Yes (check option below)
___ 1-2 times per week (2)
___ 3-4 times per week (5)
___ more than 4 times per week (10)
Bed rest
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A = strong research-based evidence (multiple relevant and high-quality scientific studies).
P
___ No (0)
5. Do you buy more non-organic vegetables than organic vegetables?
___ Yes (5)
RECOMMEND
The ratings in parentheses indicate the scientific evidence supporting each recommendation according
to the following scale:
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___ No (0)
4. Do you eat vegetables with less than two meals daily?
___ Yes (5)
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3. Do you eat more cooked vegetables than raw?
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Routine use in first month
of symptoms in absence
of red flags (B).
Discography or
CT-discography (C).
X-rays of
L-S spine
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When red flags for fracture
present (C).
When red flags for cancer or
infection present (C).
Imaging
18 studies
CT or MRI when cauda equina,
tumor, infection, or fracture
strongly suspected (C).
MRI test of choice for patients
with prior back surgery (D).
Assure quality criteria
for imaging tests (B).
Surgical
considerations
14 studies
Discuss surgical options
withpatients with persistent
and severe sciatica and
clinical evidence of nerve root
compromise after 1 month of
conservative therapy (B).
Standard discectomy
and microdisectomy of similar
efficacy in treatment of
herniated disc (B).
Chymopapian, used after
ruling out allergic sensitivity,
acceptable but less efficacious
than discectomy to treat
herniated disc (C).
Disc surgery in patients with back
pain alone, no red flags, and no
nerve root compression (D).
Percutaneous discectomy less efficacious than chymopapain (C).
Surgery for spinal stenosis within the
first 3 months of symptoms (D).
Stenosis surgery when justified by
imaging test rather than patient’s
functional status (D).
Spinal fusion during the first 3
months of symptoms in the absence
of fracture, dislocation, complications of tumor or infection (C).
Social, economic, and
psychological factors can alter
patient response to symptoms
and treatment (D).
Referral for extensive
evaluation/treatment prior to
exploring patient expectations
or psychosocial factors (D).
Myelography or
CT-myelography
for preoperative
planning
Use of imaging test before
one month in absence
red flags (B).
Discography or
CT-discography (C).
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