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May 26, 2023 β’ 10 tweets β’ 3 min read
Just published π₯
Myofascial stiffness of plantar fascia and Achilles tendon in individuals with plantar fasciopathy (PF): An observational cross-sectional studyπ¦Ά
illustration: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15152061/
Rabelo et al. investigated the the myofascial stiffness of plantar fascia, Achilles tendon in 39 individuals diagnosed with PF and individuals with no history of PF.
Jan 12, 2023 β’ 9 tweets β’ 3 min read
Just published in βNeurospineβ π₯
Diagnostic Accuracy of Standard Dermatomes and Myotomes for Determining the Pathologic Level in Surgically Verified Patients With Cervical Radiculopathy!
π Neurologic signs and symptoms of cervical radiculopathy vary depending on the pathologic level of the cervical segment, but specific diagnosis might become easier if the root(s) compression lesion shown in advanced imaging,...
Dec 7, 2022 β’ 7 tweets β’ 2 min read
Pain referred from cervical and lumbar facet joint provocation π
π ° Distributions of pain referred from the lumbar facet joints. π ± Distributions of pain referred from the cervical facet joints.
This is a composite map of lumbar facet joint pain referral locations from multiple studies. (s. below π)The lumbar and low lumbar/gluteal regions are the most common locations of pain. Although not depicted here, referral of pain distal to the knee can also occur, but is rare.
Sep 23, 2022 β’ 8 tweets β’ 4 min read
Course of the sciatic nerve and potential sites of affection leading to sciatica as illustrated by Ropper & Zafonte
Relationship between herniated intervertebral disc fragment weight and pain in lumbar microdiscectomy patients
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35738184
π In 122 patients with LDH (clinical diagnosis of radiculopathy alongside corresponding MRI evidence of LDH) the size of disc fragment, measured on pre operative MRI and the weight of disc fragment, measured intraoperatively, had NO impact on PROMS after lumbar microdiscectomy.
Feb 10, 2021 β’ 30 tweets β’ 7 min read
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