Yes, scoliosis can contribute to the development of wedge fractures, particularly in individuals with severe or progressive forms of the condition. The abnormal curvature of the spine can lead to uneven distribution of mechanical stress on the vertebrae, increasing the risk of fractures. Additionally, muscle imbalances and postural changes associated with scoliosis may exacerbate this risk. However, wedge fractures are more commonly associated with osteoporosis or trauma.
Yes, a wedge can break rock by exerting force along a narrow edge to split the rock apart. The wedge is driven into the rock using a hammer or other tool to create enough pressure to cause the rock to fracture.
I have pain is lumbar area that is relieved with sitting. I know I have scoliosis, I believe it came about after I suffered a tibial plateau fracture and after 10 years of no back pain. Is my pain from scoliosis or is it spinal arthritic changes?
No.
The overuse of a bone can cause a stress fracture.
The overuse of a bone can cause a stress fracture.
Scoliosis is when your spine curves. It can be cause by sitting and standing with bad posture.
The word "scoliosis" comes from the Greek language meaning "curvature"
yes
If the scoliosis is so severe that there is injury to the spinal cord, paralysis could result.
you cant cause scoliosis, it either runs in your family or you just get it.
Yes, Scoliosis can cause headaches, depends on the type of curve and how bad it isScoliosis affects more than just the spine!
"Corner Sign" occurs in a Salter Type II fracture, which is a fracture through the epiphyseal plate and metaphysis of a long bone. The fracture can separate a triangular fragment of the metaphysis, which is seen on x-ray as a small distinct wedge or "corner."