L7: Disc Prolapse Flashcards

1
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Types of Disc Prolapse

  • Acc to Timeframe
A
  • Acute & Gradual
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Types of Disc Prolapse

  • Acute
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Types of Disc Prolapse

  • Gradual
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Types of Disc Prolapse

  • Type of protrueded Material
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  • The protruded material in both acute & gradual being first soft, then become fibrotic and later calcified and bony hard.
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Direction of Protrusion in Disc Prolapse

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Site of Cervical Disc Prolapse

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  • C5-6, C6-7 discs.
  • C5-6-disc compress C6 root
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Direction of Protrusion in Cervical Disc Prolapse

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  • Lateral: in intravertebral foramen → root pain (brachialgia) Due to pressure by disc, osteophytes, ischemia & later fibrosis of root sheath.
  • Posterior → cord (by direct pressure or ischemia) → quadriplegia.
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Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • CP
A
  • Neck Stiffness
  • Sensory
  • Motor
  • Cord
  • Brainstem
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Sensory
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Radicular & Cord

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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Motor
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  • Radicular & Cord
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Neck Symptoms
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STIFF NECK, FLEXES TOWARD SIDE OF LESION.

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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Radicular Symptoms
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C5 Compression (Sensory)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C6 Compression (Sensory)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C7 Compression (Sensory)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C8 Compression (Sensory)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Inverted Supinator Reflex
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Inverted supinator reflex → C5 lesion

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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C5 Compression (Motor)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C6 Compression (Motor)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C7 Compression (Motor)
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • C8 Compression (Motor)
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21
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Cord Symptoms
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UMNL Below the Disc

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22
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Site of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

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Between L4-5, L5-S1

23
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CP of Cervical Disc Prolapse

  • Brainstem Manifestations
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Vertebral artery ascends in Ts foramina of cervical vertebrae.

24
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Investigations for Cervical Disc Prolapse

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25
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Def of Sciatica

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Pain along distribution of sciatic nerve, commonly d2 Lumbar Disc Prolapse

25
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Anatomy of Sciatic Nerve

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Sciatic nerve derived from L4-5, S1,2,3 segments

25
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Direction in Lumbar Disc Prolapse

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26
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Etiology of Sciatica

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A. Degenerative changes
B. Trauma usually bending to lift heavy objects

27
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What are Lumbar Disc Syndromes?

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28
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

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  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
29
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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30
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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31
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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32
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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33
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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34
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Compare between Lumbar Disc Syndrome

  • Compressed Roots
  • %
  • Reflexes affected
  • Motor Weakness
  • Decreased Sensation
  • Pain Distribution
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35
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

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36
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • Motor
A

Radicular

37
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • Sensory
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  • Radicular
38
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • Meningeal
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  • Lassegue & kernig
39
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • Radicular Sensory
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40
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • Radicular motor
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41
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • L4 (Sensory)
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42
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • L5 (Sensory)
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43
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • S1 (Sensory)
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44
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • L4 (Motor)
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45
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • L5 (Motor)
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46
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CP of Lumbar Disc Prolapse

  • S1 (Motor)
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47
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Investigations for Lumbar Disc Prolapse

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As Before

48
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Def of Radiculopathy

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49
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CP of Radiculopathy

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50
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Def of Mechanical Low Back Pain

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51
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Incidence of Mechanical Low Back Pain

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52
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Causes of Mechanical Low Back Pain

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53
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Mechanical Low Back Pain Excludes …..

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54
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Sciatica

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