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Pain physician embraces the future.

As the transition of editors proceeds we keep in mind the above perceptive statement by the great American jurist, soldier and poet Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Holmes identified one of the intricacies of how we practice medicine. That is, our decisions are based on knowledge, but are equally guided by the breadth of our experiences. From its inception Pain Physician has been dedicated to providing the pertinent clinical information that builds the bridge between our acquired knowledge and the information and idiosyncratic conclusions gleaned by others with different experiences. The content provided by Pain Physician has enabled the spine practitioner to ply his craft; using practice guidelines, the unique insights of experienced physicians, implications of Federal regulations, Compliance and Guidance on Practice Management. Armed with information derived from comprehensive reviews, original research, and case reports interventional spine physicians have enhanced their ability to provide leading edge care. Maintaining this focus will continue to be an important element driving Pain Physician. In the current issue several articles underscore this point.