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Episode 10: Cervicogenic Headaches, Nerve Blocks and the Birth of Chronic Pain Medicine in Ontario Part 1
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There was a time in Ontario when chronic pain patients who didn’t respond to physiotherapy or surgery were often given only basic advice to exercise or referred to a psychologist or psychiatrist to ensure they weren’t suffering from depression. But then, Dr. Peter Rothbart changed everything by founding the first community-based chronic pain clinic in the province.
In this episode, I interview Dr. Howard Jacobs, who, alongside Dr. Rothbart, played a pivotal role in creating the field of chronic pain management in Ontario. Together, they revolutionized the way chronic pain is treated, paving the way for modern pain management practices.
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1. Episode 10: Cervicogenic Headaches, Nerve Blocks and the Birth of Chronic Pain Medicine in Ontario Part 1 (00:00:00)
2. Introduction to Dr Howard Jacobs and the Innovation of Pain Management along side Dr Peter Rothbart in Canada Through The Establishment of Cervicogenic Headaches by Dr Nikoli Bogduk (00:00:36)
3. Do Accessory Nerve Blocks Help with Headaches? (00:24:58)
4. Dr Peter Rothbart and Dr Howard Jacobs Introducing Nerve Blocks To Ontario - History of the Landscape of Pain Management in Ontario, Involvement of U of T Professors (00:30:13)
5. Dr Karmy’s Final Thoughts (00:34:54)
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