[…] as well as for patients with severe pain and inability to function who have not gotten better after at least three to six months of non-surgical treatment. [ana-neurosurgery.com]

All four patients demonstrated spontaneous relief of pain within 2 weeks after injury. The pain was modified by transcutaneous stimulation in one case and by l-dopa in another case. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

It is performed in patients who have persistent tailbone pain due to injury, fall or contact sports and when all other conservative treatments are a failure. [newwestsportsmedicine.com]

The goal of the surgery is to fuse and repair the fracture, eliminate back pain, and restore posture and ease of movement. The most common surgical procedures for spinal compression fractures are lumbar fusion and vertebroplasty/kyphoplasty. [athensbrainandspine.com]

Symptoms can consist of pain, swelling, trouble moving and walking. Testing & Diagnosis Physicians will conduct a thorough family and medical history followed by a complete and accurate diagnosis. [advocatechildrenshospital.com]

Spine trauma is damage to the spine caused from a sudden traumatic injury caused by an accidental fall or any other physical injury. [newwestsportsmedicine.com]

Car accidents are a common cause of spinal injury, as are sports injuries and falls. [spineuniverse.com]

Over the past several decades, the mean age of the spinal cord-injured patient has increased which is attributed to a substantially greater proportion of injuries related to falls in the elderly. [portal.research.lu.se]

This is largely due to a trauma injury that produces great force, such as a motor vehicle accident or hard fall, both of which are the leading causes of this injury. [ana-neurosurgery.com]

The most common spinal cord injuries in children occur when the spine or neck is bent or compressed, as in the following: Birth injuries, typically affecting the spinal cord in the neck area Diving accidents Falls Infection that causes an abscess on the [childrens.com]

Although fractures were less common in the younger than 8 group, they do occur in younger children through the cartilaginous endplates and can produce a disturbance of growth. 2 Spinal cord injury is relatively more common in younger than in older children [journals.lww.com]

Delayed presentation of neck pain Cases of delayed neck pain following trauma should initially be assessed to exclude cervical spine injury as per acute presentations. [racgp.org.au]

She presents to the ER complaining of localized neck pain and stiffness. On physical exam she has paraspinal tenderness in the cervical region. She has limited motion in all planes secondary to pain. [orthobullets.com]

It usually produces pain in the back or neck; pain, weakness, or numbness in an arm or leg; and paralysis. Fractures, dislocations, deformity, or spinal cord injury also occur commonly with spinal trauma. [mountsinai.org]

“If a person has neck pain, or is not fully awake, or there are other obvious signs of injury, tests such as CT scan, x-rays, and MRIs can be implemented to find out where we are. [orthopedicnj.com]

Neck pain and signs or symptoms of spinal cord injury should prompt investigation when there is a history of severe trauma. [journals.lww.com]

The goal of the surgery is to fuse and repair the fracture, eliminate back pain, and restore posture and ease of movement. The most common surgical procedures for spinal compression fractures are lumbar fusion and vertebroplasty/kyphoplasty. [athensbrainandspine.com]

This type of collision or a fall while in the shower can cause low back pain, but the types of injuries seen are very different from a high speed collision in which the passenger is ejected from the car. [understandspinesurgery.com]

Symptoms of spinal fractures or dislocations vary, and may include: Neck or back pain. Pain, numbness, tingling or weakness in your arms or legs. Bladder or bowel problems. Partial or complete paralysis. [mercy.net]

This resulted in the use of spinal immobilization on the majority of trauma patients, regardless of mechanism of injury or presenting symptoms. 5,6 One review estimated that over 50% of trauma patients with no complaint of neck or back pain were transported [mdedge.com]

Moderate to severe back pain is the main symptom of spinal trauma or fracture. This pain is worsened with movement. If the spinal cord is also injured, the patient may experience numbness, tingling, weakness or bowel/bladder complications. [rushortho.com]

This type of collision or a fall while in the shower can cause low back pain, but the types of injuries seen are very different from a high speed collision in which the passenger is ejected from the car. [understandspinesurgery.com]

We excluded those with non‐specific low back pain and radicular pain secondary to primary pathological conditions other than congenital or degenerative LSS. [cochranelibrary.com]

De-educate to re-educate: aging and low back pain. Aging Clin Exp Res 2017;29:1261–1269. Ailon T, Shaffrey CI, Lenke LG, Harrop JS, Smith JS. Progressive spinal kyphosis in the aging population. Neurosurgery 2015;77 Suppl 4:S164–S172. [jkoa.org]

The patient is instructed to breathe normally, flex forward at the waist (when low-back pain is absent), and then bring the arms back and up in an arc from the anterior to the posterior as far as can be comfortably managed. [chiro.org]

It can cause low back pain, weakness or paralysis in the lower limbs, loss of sensation, bowel and bladder dysfunction, and loss of reflexes. Unlike in conus medullaris syndrome, symptoms often occur on only one side of the body. [en.wikipedia.org]

EFAST) — Nasogastric tube insertion — spinal patients are at risk of gastric distention — Indwelling catheter insertion — prevent urinary retention and bladder overdistention due to spinal inury; monitor urine output given the risk of hemorrhagic and [lifeinthefastlane.com]

We get most of our patients with deformed spine with concomitant complications of SCI such as pressure sores, urinary retention and infection, deep vein thrombosis. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

It presents with spastic paresis, hyperreflexia, and continued sensory loss. Acute stabilization, a thorough neurological examination, and imaging is required for adequate diagnosis. [amboss.com]

Lesions at the C5 level or higher lead to diaphragmatic paresis or paralysis, as the phrenic nerve arises from the C3-5 levels. [lifeinthefastlane.com]

[…] hands C8-T1 With transverse lesions, Horner's syndrome (ptosis, miotic pupils, facial anhidrosis), paralysis of legs T1-T12 Paralysis of leg muscles above and below the knee At T12 to L1 Paralysis below the knee Cauda equina Hyporeflexic or areflexic paresis [slideshare.net]

Horner syndrome (ptosis, miotic pupils, facial anhidrosis) Paralysis of legs Between T1 and T12 Paralysis of leg muscles above and below the knee At T12 to L1 Paralysis below the knee Cauda equina (usually about L2 to S5) Hyporeflexic or areflexic paresis [msdmanuals.com]