L3 l4 and l5 s1

    • [DOCX File]unmresidents.files.wordpress.com

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      1) Right and Left L5-S1 Radiculopathy Lumbo-sacral root lesions are most frequent in the L5-S1 distribution, the intervertebral space between the lumbar and sacral vertebrae. They are typically caused by compression of the nerve root as it exits the spinal canal and cause a great deal of low back pain with radiation to the affected limb(s) and ...

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    • L3 L3/L4 L4 L4/L5 L5 L5/S1 - Neurology - MedHelp

      L3-L4 . L4-L5 . L5-S1 . Request is for lumbar fusion . at a level adjacent to a prior lumbar fusion (Complete Section 4) (If checked, mark the . level of prior . ... L5-S1. Section 2: Additional . Surgical . Devices. Check. if . any of the following devices will be …

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    • Lumbar Fusion and Total Disc Arthroplasty (TDA)

      This is seen at levels L3–4, L4–5 and L5–S1. HNPs can be classified as central (direct midline protrusion), paracentral (eccentric herniation), lateral (along side of the spine and beyond the margin of the spinal canal), or anterior (anterior margin of the vertebral body). At the level of L3–4, the HNP is central and toward the right.

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    • [DOC File]Lines/Measurements of the Cervical Spine

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      Knee Jerk (L3, L4) - Quadriceps Femoris contraction. Ankle Jerk (L5, S1) - Gastrocnemius, Soleus contraction. Triceps Jerk (C6, C7) - Triceps contraction. Biceps Jerk (C5, C6) - Biceps contraction. Supinator Jerk (C5, C6) - Supination of forearm

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    • [DOC File]PATIENT 4 - Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

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      1Francis C: Method improves consistency in L5-S1 joint space films, Radiol Technol 63:302, 1992. Lateral L5-S1. Collimated field. Includes all of L5 and S1. AP Oblique L-Spine . Note: Zygapophyseal joints of L3-L4 and L4-L5 are demonstrated. Note: Both sides are examined for comparison. AP Oblique L-Spine . Patient position. Recumbent or upright

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    • [DOC File]Chapter 8

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      L1-L2 L2-L3 L3-L4 L4-L5 L5-S1 Left Right Left & Right. Other surgical procedure(s) not listed above: Please specify: _____ _____ If any of the above are checked, mark all of the following that apply to the individual: Individual has conus medullaris syndrome (spinal cord compression) confirmed by appropriate ...

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    • [DOC File]Neurology 2002

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      -Diagnostic L3, L4 Medial Branch Block, _-L5 Dorsal ramus block, _ (Diagnostic blockade of L4/5, L5/S1 ZAJ) Anesthesia: Local. Complications: None. Indication: Pt is a _ year old _male with axial lumbar spinal pain related to facet arthropathy and lumbar spondylosis. _e has failed conservative treatment, including physical therapy and ...

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    • Lumbar Laminectomy Hemi-Laminectomy Laminotomy …

      > 60( hyperlordosis Lumbar intervertebral disc angles Lateral lumbar N only Line (( to each endplate and extended until they intersect L1-L2=8(, L2-L3=10(, L3-L4=12(, L4-L5 & L5-S1=14( Lumbosacral disc angle Lateral lumbar, lumbosacral Lines (( to inf. endplate of L5 and sup. endplate of S1, so they intersect 10-15( McNab’s line Lateral ...

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    • [DOCX File]Type Report Title Here - CloudEMG

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      L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Pelvis Shoulder Wrist Knee Ankle Foot T S X F R Other: _____ _____ ASSESSMENT – (Related to Treatment Plan)  Improved  Regressed  Unchanged  Approaching MMI  Addt’l Assessment_____ Phase of Care:  Acute  Sub Acute  Chronic  Supportive/ Wellness ...

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    • [DOC File]EXAMINATION OF THE SENSORY & MOTOR SYSTEMS

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      Knee Flexion (L5,S1) Extension (L3,L4) Ankle Plantar flex (S1,S2) Dorsiflexion (L4,L5) Ev/Inversn (L5,S1) Causes of Foot Drop (Talley) Common Peroneal nerve palsy. Sciatic nerve palsy. Lumbosacral plexus lesion. L4,L5 root lesion. Peripheral motor …

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