CERVICAL/LUMBAR SPINE In many ways, herniated discs in the cervical (cervical spine) and lumbar (lumbar) spine are very similar. In both cases, the first symptoms often appear very suddenly in the form of pain. If they remain untreated, they can intensify in the further course and further symptoms such as discomfort (tingling, “formication”) in the … CERVICAL/LUMBAR SPINE | Course of a slipped disc
Forecast The prognosis of a herniated disc is in most cases quite favorable, often the pain improves noticeably after a few weeks of efficient treatment. Severe forms of progression are generally rare. Nevertheless, the treatment is lengthy. On average, conservative therapy takes between 3 and 6 months. In the case of both conservative and surgical … Forecast | Course of a slipped disc
An inflammation of the choroid is also called choroiditis and describes an inflammation of the choroid, which is located between the retina and the sclera. The choroid is responsible for supplying nutrients and regulating the temperature of the retina. Often the inflammation affects the retina at the same time, so in most cases it is … Haematitis
Treatment/Therapy The treatment of a choroidal inflammation depends on the cause. Therefore, a quick and comprehensive diagnosis is very important for the correct therapy decision. In very severe cases where there is no healing, surgical therapy can prevent complications from occurring. If a bacterial infection is the cause of the choroiditis, treatment is primarily by … Treatment/Therapy | Haematitis
Definition The human nervous system can be classified in different ways: The first classification is based on where each part of the nervous system is located: A distinction is made between the central nervous system (CNS), which consists of the brain and the spinal cord, And a peripheral nervous system (PNS), which includes all other … Vegetative Nervous System
Classification of the autonomic nervous system The autonomic nervous system is divided into three parts: The enteric nervous system consists of a network of nerves embedded between the individual layers of hollow organs. These include, among others: The digestive organs are once again an exception, since this nervous system works completely independently of the central … Classification of the autonomic nervous system | Vegetative Nervous System
