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    to 12 PT visits. Current medications include tramadol, ibuprofen, loratadine and Claritin. MRI of the lumbar spine obtained on 03/31/16 revealed a mild left lateral disc protrusion at L4-5 which causes a mild left L4-5 neural foraminal stenosis. There is lumbarization of the S1 vertebral body, with a small S1-2 intervertebral disc. Per the medical report added 05/30/16, the patient states that her condition is still the same. There are days that she is okay and days that she is in severe…

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    Subjective history of chief complaints and pain will lead physical therapist to look in to the possibility of serious pathology. Addressing the given case history, throbbing type of pain unrelated to the activities and history of nocturnal pain will serve as red flags to the clinician. Patient complaints of shortness of breath and pain pattern are not directly related to the occupational history and medical history provided. According to VanWye, 2009, screening skills of physical therapist…

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    Neck Pain Case Summary

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    done on 12/08/15 showed no electrophysiological evidence to support motor radiculopathy or brachial plexus injury and distal peripheral neuropathy in the upper extremities. MRI of the cervical spine dated 12/08/15 showed a 3-mm broad-based anterior disc bulging, more to the right, indenting the right anterior thecal sac at C3-4 and C4-5 levels.…

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    mild left lateral disc protrusion. Electrodiagnostic study done on 03/31/16 showed no clear evidence of all acute lumbar radiculopathy. The patient was unable to provide active muscular contraction during the needle EMG evaluation of the left extensor hallucis longus and flexor digitorum longus. As such, a chronic left L5 radiculopathy cannot be ruled out. Correlation with lumbar imaging is advised. MRI of the lumbar spine obtained on 03/31/16 revealed a mild left lateral disc protrusion at…

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    Pott's Paraplegia

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    Pott’s paraplegia Tuberculosis of the spine influence an effect on vertebral bodies and intervertebral disc. In many cases these leads to moderate or severe neurological complications. Patients can suffer from partial or permanent paralysis. Pott’s paraplegia identifies a correlation between tuberculous paraplegia and paraparesis. Practitioners’ used the method of spinal decompression and a chemotherapy identified as antituberculosis. The process of therapy is crucial and if delayed the…

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    Low Back Pain

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    On 10/31/2016, the claimant complained of neck and upper back discomfort. She also presented with a low back pain. According to the provider, to restore a normal function and increased the range of motion, continued exercise was suggested. On 11/14/2016, the claimant presented with a low back pain and neck soreness. It was noted that her upper back was much better. Neuromuscular exercises were recommended to further increase the range of motion and core stability. The claimant had a total of 6…

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    Bone Metastasis

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    performances, especially for cases with severe diseases and imaging artifacts, by first using a hierarchical strategy to learn anchor (distinctive) vertebrae, bundle (non-distinctive) vertebra, and intervertebral discs and by employing then a local articulated model to model the spatial relations across vertebrae and disc. This approach permits the detection in nearly arbitrary field of view scans, but it requires that at least one of the four ‘anchor’ vertebra (C2, T1, L1, S) be presented in…

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    back), sacral and coccyx. Some of the structures that would be affected by the incident are the intervertebral discs, due to the compression that was placed on the head. If the vertebral discs structure is severely compressed, the inner material, known as the nucleus pulposus, that is inside the discs could leak out and cause herniation. Herniation is when the nucleus pulposus leaks out of the enclosed disc. This herniation can then affect the nerves, which ultimately affects the function of the…

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    Patient Injury

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    s daily, diclofenac sodium 1.5% to be applied to affected areas 3 times a day, Norco 7.5-352 mg 1 tablet daily as needed and Capsaicin 0.075% cream to be applied to affected area 3 times a day. Diagnoses include left knee pain, lumbar intervertebral disc displacement, lumbar spine sprain and pain disorder with related psychological factors. He was given a prescription for gabapentin and Capsaicin cream. Diclofenac sodium, Norco and pantoprazole were discontinued. Patient will start on…

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    sit-ups a part of your belly fat loss program, aside from the incontrovertible fact that they do not burn belly fat, is that impose a lot of stress on your lower back. Each time you perform a sit-up you are essentially wedging the cushioning intervertebral discs between your backbones. Over time ,…

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