L4 and l5 nerve damage symptoms
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Left sided L4-L5 transforaminal epidural steroid injection. ... regarding the procedure, its indications, and associated risks. The risks discussed include but are not limited to: nerve damage, neuritis, extremity weakness/numbness, treatment failure, increased pain, infection, bleeding, allergic reaction, dural puncture, headache, spinal cord ...
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A CT scan was done on January 17, 1990 by John J. Kottra, M.D., and it revealed prominent central disc protrusions at the L4 5 and L5 Sl levels. The insurer accepted the claim and started paying TTD benefits and medical expenses. On February 20, 1990, the employee underwent a laminotomy at the L4 5 and L5 Sl levels performed by Dr. Reinbold.
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It revealed a 3 mm retrolisthesis of the L5 in relationship to the L4. It was thought that this was due to degenerative disc disease. At L4/L5, there was moderate disc degeneration with a 2 mm diffuse disc bulge, which did not compromise the nerve rootlets or the central canal. L5/S1 was also noted to have moderate disc degeneration.
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C. Red flare with nerve damage. D. Due to reflex sympathetic dystrophy. ... Due to degenerative changes of L L4-L5 facet joint . Referred pain due to irritation of Right S1 nerve root . Due to irritation of the Left S1 nerve root caused by L5-S1disc herniation . Radicular pain originating from L QL trigger points .
[DOCX File]Case Write-up #6: Low back pain - Yale School of Medicine
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of the nucleus pulposus can also cause radiculopathy, with 98 % occurring at L4-5 and L5-S1. It has a high association with a positive straight leg raise, which was seen in RS. L5 involvement causes weakness of ankle and great toe dorsiflexion, and S1 involvement may cause weakness of plantar flexion. While no plantar flexion weakness was observed,
[DOC File]Herniated Disc/Bulging disc
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Depending on where the sciatic nerve is pinched will determine where you feel the pain which can radiate to the front of knee or right down the back of leg to calf or foot. Approximately 90% of disc herniations will occur toward the bottom of the spine at L4-L5 or L5-S1.
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anterior herniation of lumbar discs _ midline herniation of lumbar discs _ posterior herniation of lumbar discs _ l3-l4 = l4 nerve radiculopathy _ l4-l5 = l5 nerve radiculopathy _ l5-s1 = s1 nerve radiculopathy . diagnosing herniated lumbar discs . the patient's history _ the patient's physical examination _ symptoms _ diagnostic tests and ...
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most common L5-S1 and L4-L5 . usually follows normal activity or strain, can be related to trauma. can cause radicular pain, segmental motor/senosory deficits, & sphincter disturbances. pain reproducible upon percussion over spine & passive straight leg raising. Pelvic exam, rectal exam, & Xray to r/o other diagnosis
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symptoms occur during exertion and stop during rest. 44. largest and strongest atlanto-axial lig-----transverse ligament. 45. l5 radiculopathy resemble-----peroneal nerve injury. 46. pt with pain and paresthesia in the first three fingers of the hand, wakes her at night, thenar atrophy-----median nerve…
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L4 nerve root compression : Motor weakness : Quadriceps muscle, hip adductors, tibialis anterior muscle weakness. Reflex : Patellar tendon reflex is diminished or absent. Sensory deficit : Posterolateral thigh, anterior aspect of knee and medial aspect of leg. Unilateral disc herniation between L4 & L5 results in compression of L5 nerve root.
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