Compression of l4 nerve root

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      An MRI of his spine showed that the expansile lytic L4 lesion initially identified on the CT had an epidural extension causing mild spinal canal narrowing questionable for compression of the spinal cord or a nerve root.

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    • [DOCX File]Case Write-up #6: Low back pain - Yale School of Medicine

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      L3-L4 L4-L5 L5-S1 (If EITHER. of the above is checked, mark all of the following that apply to the individual) ... absence of nerve root compression as documented in the medical record on history, physical, and . radiographic evaluations Pain has failed to respond to 3 months of conservative therapy*

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      Beside the nerve root nearly all lumbar structures are potential sources of LBP, such as the facet joints, the intervertebral discs, bones, fascial structures and muscles[42]. Especially facet joint osteoarthritis is known for radiating pain without evidence of nerve root compression[43,44].

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    • [DOC File]Microsoft

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      Central compression (L4-5) Inferior facet and ligamentum flavum. Root compression L5. Lateral recess stenosis. b/w sac and medial wall pedicle. L5 nerve root. Overhang of sup art facet, facet capsule, disc. Foraminal stenosis. Lateral to medial pedicle “exit zone” Facet enlargement of overriding, uncinate spur, disc. L4 (exiting nerve root)

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    • [DOC File]OrthopaedicsOne

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      He was diagnosed as having a ruptured disc at L4 5, on the left, with compression of the left L4 5 nerve root. The employee's claim was accepted and TTD and medical benefits were paid. On February 18, 1991, the employee underwent an extraforaminal discectomy performed by Michael Kendrick, M.D.

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    • [DOC File]Spine Miller’s Board Review

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      If this is painful, firm pressure is then applied to the popliteal fossa. Pain in the lumbar region or radiculopathy is a + sign for nerve root compression. The test is commonly linked to L4/L5 radiculopathy. *** *** Femoral Nerve Traction Test (not included in the regional sheet) = Assessment for mid-lumbar nerve root involvement (L2-L4).

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    • [DOC File]Neurology 2002

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      References: Description Inflammation of a nerve root in the lumbar region of the spine due to compression by an extruding disk. Pathology (organ, cell, system) Grossly, cracks develop in the disc, which shrinks and buckles out. There is narrowing of the disc space.

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    • Sciatica L4

      Unilateral disc herniation between L4 & L5 results in compression of L5 nerve root. L5 nerve root compression : Motor weakness : Extensor hallucis longus, Gluteus medius muscle, extensor digitorum longus and brevis. Reflex : Usually none, diminished tibialis posterior reflex which is difficult to elicit.

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    • [DOC File]ALASKA WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD

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      Anterior nerve root. Peripheral nerve. Anterior horn motor cells. All of the above. Myotatic reflexes involve the following neurological structures: Pre-central gyrus, motor cortex, corticospinal tract. Posterior columns, internuncial fibers, posterior spinal nerve root. Posterior and anterior spinal nerve roots, internuncial fibers. All of the ...

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    • [DOC File]Logan Class of December 2011

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      Compression can affect distal nerve segments, as in tarsal tunnel syndrome or peroneal neuropathy at the fibular neck, but is even more common proximally where a herniated disc may compress a spinal nerve root. In its most mild form, compression may be intermittent due to positioning, with associated reversible ischemia of the nerve.

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