spinal deformity Flashcards

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four types of spinal deformity

A

scoliosis, spina bifida, sondylolysis, sondylolisthesis

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four types of scoliosis

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congenital, neuromuscular, adolescent idopathic, degenerative

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four causes of neuromuscular scoliosis

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intraspinal abnormalities, muscular weakness, neurologic weakness, infectious

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4
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what is most common type of scoliosis?

A

adolescent idiopathic

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5
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when does adolescent idiopathic scoliosis appear?

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bet ages 10 and 16

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how is it found? how can it be treated?

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found with effective school screening. treatment depends on risk of progression.

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7
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risser sign

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helps measure growth potential of youth with hip measurements

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what is the relationship between curve magnitude, growth potential and risk of progression?

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if curve magnitude is low and GP is limited, risk is low. The higher the curve magnitude and growth potential, the higher the risk of progression.

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