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Protrusion
Rationale for Treatment
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Translucent Nucleus
Vascular supply Aggrecan = IDP 20kg
Collagen II
No regeneration
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stimulates collagen I synthesis, improves alignment & prevents adhesions of the outer annulus
Expectation:
● Symptomatic relief, gradually pain free periods > pain periods
● Prognosis linked to No. spasms and activity level since last TTT
● Functional, increase in range and quality of ROM
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Treatment:
1. Concentric
– techniques – history related
2. Cyclic loading
– anabolic effects
3. Static loading
– catabolic effects
4. Quantitative?
– optimum levels movement and weight are unknown? Loading criteria?
5. Exercises
– concentric to reach the EROM compression/stretch
Expectation:
– Functional & asymptomatic
– Return to normal activities
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LSP Postural effect on the disc Sharpey’s fibres and soft tissues
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Patient selection
A. Outer posterior annulus lesions
1. pain worse:
– In early morning
– Flexion with spinal loading
– Preferential directional active movements
2. “high intensity zone” on MRI
3. Diagnosed contained herniation; protrusion, intrusion
B. Endplate lesions
A. symptoms are exacerbated by compressive loading
B. Schmorl’s node
C. Modic changes MRI
D. low bone mineral density
E. history - pain acute onset (D.D pain from a radial fissure gradual in onset)
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The End
Monday Day clinic tutorial Evening clinic tutorial
3pm – 4th Year 6.00pm – Anyone BSO
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