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back pain


one of most common reasons ppl seek medical attention. cause of back pain can be found on basis of careful history and physical exam.

trauma/mechanical


vascular


infectious/inflammatory/neoplastic


degenerative/developmental


referred/other non-neurological





trauma/mechanical

disc herniation, spondylolysis, vertebral fracture, arthritis, muscle or ligament strain, soft tissue injury

vascular

spinal cord infarct, subarachnoid hemmorrhage, spinal epidural hematoma

infectious/inflammatory/neoplastic

osteomyelitis, arachnoiditis, primary/metastatic neoplasms

degenerative/developmental

scoliosis, degenerative joint disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

referred/ other non neurological

normal and ectopic pregnancy, menses, urinary tract infection, renal stone

degenerative disorder of spine (spondylolysis)

fracture appear in interarticular portion of vertebral bone bn facet joints

spondylolisthesis (displacement of vertebral body relative to vertebral body beneath)

anterolisthesis-anterior displacement of upper vertebral bone (often happen with spondylolysis)


retrolisthesis-posterior displacement of upper vertebral bone

osteophytes

bone spur that form on regions of apposition bn adjacent vertebrae bc of chronic degeneration



spinal stenosis

congenital or acquired narrowing of spinal cord

referred pain

pain is felt in part of body other than its actual source


occur when sensory info comes to spinal cord from 1 location but is interpreted by CNS as coming from another location innervated by same spinal cord level