Low back pain and degenerative disc disease

Jandrić, Slavica; Antić, B

doi:10.2298/mpns0610456j

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“…Disc degeneration occurs from a variety of contributory factors. Apoptosis, collagen abnormality, aging, vascular supply anomaly, mechanical stress, inflammation, abnormal proteoglycan and possible genetic factors all of which may contribute to disc degeneration [33,36] . We have observed that frequency of disc degeneration increased with increasing age group in this study group.…”

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Evaluation of questionnaire in assessment of low back pain and disability and find correlation between disability score, clinical features and imaging findings

Saharan¹,

Sharma²

2021

Nat. J. Clin. Orthop.

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Introduction:To evaluate the utility of a questionnaire in assessment of low back pain and disability and the correlation between disability score, clinical features and imaging findings in patients with low back pain. Methodology: Here, we included 25 consecutive patients with duration of low back pain for 1 month who were not responding to conservative OPD treatment, and also had no reason to suspect any underlying organic disease. Each patient was analyzed on the basis of history and physical examination and a base line X-ray was taken. Results: Here, mean age of patients is 39.8 years with female predominance. According to Q-score there are 13 out of 25 patients are of modrate category, 11 in severe cateogory and rest in extreme category. We further divide these patients into 2 types i.e concavity right side and concavity left side. There are 5 patient of former category and 1 of later. Conclusion:A back-pain questionnaire should be designed and framed according to the life style of the patient i.e. if the patient cannot read or understand the questionnaire than it should be framed in the local language and should be read by investigator. Clinical examination is also an important tool for assessment of patients especially to support and exclude destructive and compressive lesions and also neurological diseases.

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Evaluation of questionnaire in assessment of low back pain and disability and find correlation between disability score, clinical features and imaging findings

Saharan¹,

Sharma²

2021

Nat. J. Clin. Orthop.

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“…and the causes (intervertebral disc stimulation, vertebral inflammation or endplate inflammation, intraspinal or posterior peritoneal disease, etc.). Therefore, using myofascial electrothermal acupuncture or radiofrequency to release the muscle fascia of the compression nerve [24], or using the intervertebral foramen to release the posterior occlusion of the spinal nerve [25] to remove the sources of compression nerve which caused low back pain was the best way to treat pain.…”

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Focus on the Sensory Nervous System in Pain Diagnosis and Treatment

Lu¹,

Chongrong²,

Zhijian³

et al. 2019

Transl Perioper & Pain Med

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Pain affects many physiological functions, and the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain are relatively complicated. A group of Chinese pain physicians engaged in the field of chronic pain for a long time recommended that evaluating the sensory nervous system based on clinical findings and looking for locations of pain generators, including the sensory nerve endings, the conductive pain pathways, and the brain, are conducive to accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment targeted at the causes of pain.

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“…Due to its frequency and correctibility, postural scoliosis is a genuine subject of interest and work of educators and teachers of physical culture and sport in schools (Jovović, 2008). Compensatory scoliosis is caused by a static disorder (leg length discrepancy, muscle spasm, congenital hip dislocation, pain related to spinal disc herniation) (Jandrić & Antić, 2006). Structural scoliosis is characterised by a change in the structure and morphology of vertebral body.…”

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Scoliosis and Sport

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Low back pain and degenerative disc disease

Cited by 7 publications

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Evaluation of questionnaire in assessment of low back pain and disability and find correlation between disability score, clinical features and imaging findings

Evaluation of questionnaire in assessment of low back pain and disability and find correlation between disability score, clinical features and imaging findings

Focus on the Sensory Nervous System in Pain Diagnosis and Treatment

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