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Treatment will depend upon the degree of encroachment. In my experience mild anterior thecal compression (diagnosed by MR scanning) can be associated with acute onset of severe low Back pain which may be midline or paravertebral and is frequently associated with a reduced straight leg raise on examination. This sign is generally recognised by clinicians as being associated with more frequent nerve root compression and consequent sciatica which is typically absent in these cases. I find patients with this syndrome respond well to simple rest, modified activities and whatever pain medication they can tolerate together with a thorough explanation of the pain mechanism. Most recover well in a few weeks. However, the problem may well be a precursor of a further disc prolapse and so advice to avoid activities which compress the spine excessively would seem sensible. Perhaps the use of a 'backswing' traction device might be useful for some sufferers.
Bill Kusiar, Chiropractor.
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What does osteodiscal elevation of the anterior theca mean?
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Is the clavicle anterior or posterior compared with the scapular?
100 percent anterior
Do the cell of Euglena have an anterior or posterior flagellum?
The cell of Euglena has an anterior flagellum.
What does focally deforms the ventral theca mean?
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What is the function of the theca?
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What does osteodiscal elevation of the anterior theca mean?
Osteodiscal elevation of the anterior theca refers to the lifting or protrusion of bone structures associated with the anterior aspect of the theca, which is the protective covering of the spinal cord and nerve roots. This condition can suggest the presence of a pathological process, such as a disc herniation or other spinal abnormalities, that may impact the surrounding structures. It is typically evaluated through imaging studies, such as MRI, to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment options.
What are treatments for a left anterior fascicular block?
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What does there is partial Encroachment upon the anterior subarachnoid narrowing?
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What are the common causes and effective treatments for tibialis anterior spasm?
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What are the common causes and effective treatments for tibialis anterior muscle spasms?
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When was Environmental Encroachment created?
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Is the clavicle anterior or posterior compared with the scapular?
100 percent anterior
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What term is opposite of anterior?
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The screw on the left in the fifth vertera in the lower back is sticking up a tiny bit into the space above it.
