Lumbar Spine – Exercises 2
Pelvic tilt: When sitting, the pelvis is actively tilted forward and backward. The upper body remains stable and straight. Continue to the next exercise
vertebrae
Therapy of spondylodiscitis
In the case of a high-grade infection with the signs of bacterial seeding (high fever, chills) of spondylodiscitis, surgical treatment of the focus of the infection must usually be carried out immediately. The decision is made by the doctor in each individual case. It is difficult to generalize on the procedure. The possible surgical measures … Therapy of spondylodiscitis
Spinous process
The spinous process is an extension of the vertebral arch, which starts at the point of greatest flexion and points centrally backwards. Depending on which vertebra the spinous process is located, it can have different shapes. At the cervical vertebrae, the spinous process is usually forked and kept short except for the 7th cervical vertebra, … Spinous process
Cause | Spinous process
Cause One cause of pain in the spinous process can be a fracture caused by an accident or a fatigue of the bone. In addition, spinous processes that are coarser and larger tend to get in the way, especially if there is also a severe lordosis in the lumbar spine, i.e. a convex bend forward. … Cause | Spinous process
Pain with scoliosis
Scoliosis can be accompanied by symptoms in some people. Pain is the most common symptom in people with scoliosis. In addition to the back, where the scoliosis originates, other parts of the body can also be affected. In addition to the back, other parts of the body such as the hip or leg can also … Pain with scoliosis
Pain in the leg | Pain with scoliosis
Pain in the leg If the curvature of the spine in the area of the thoracic spine is pronounced in scoliosis, pain is often experienced. The reason for this is the bony structure of the ribcage. Since the vertebral bodies of the thoracic spine are connected to the ribs, shifts in the spinal column can … Pain in the leg | Pain with scoliosis
Pain in the hip | Pain with scoliosis
Pain in the hip In the case of scoliosis, which is pronounced in the area of the lower back, pain in the hip may occur. The pelvis is connected to the sacrum by bones in the area of the ilium. This connection is relatively firm and stiff. Displacements of the lumbar spine therefore also affect … Pain in the hip | Pain with scoliosis
Therapy | Pain with scoliosis
Therapy In rare cases, back pain, myogelosis and intercostal neuralgia all come together. It is often the case that patients only have some of the symptoms and that these do not occur permanently. Taking into account the type and intensity of the pain, an appropriate treatment strategy must then be developed. Once the cause of … Therapy | Pain with scoliosis
Vertebrae: Structure, Function & Diseases
Vertebrae are bony elements that in their entirety constitute the spinal column. They have an important function in the support and movement apparatus of the human body, provide the attachment points for muscles and ligaments via their processes and protect the spinal cord running in their spinal canal with their solid structure. In addition to … Vertebrae: Structure, Function & Diseases
Lumbar Spine – Exercises 7
Bending and stretching: While sitting, slowly bring your chin to your chest. Then roll up vertebra by vertebra so that the neck straightens up again. Make bid to 15 whl. Back to the article Exercises with existing facet arthrosis.
Inflammation of the intervertebral disc
Definition Inflammation of the intervertebral discs, also called discitis, is an inflammation of the intervertebral discs. Since usually also the adjacent vertebral bodies are affected, it is then called spondylodiscitis. The intervertebral discs are the cartilaginous bodies that lie in the spine between the individual vertebral bodies. There, they reduce the mechanical stress and dampen, … Inflammation of the intervertebral disc
Frequency | Inflammation of the intervertebral disc
Frequency With a frequency of about 1:250. 000 in Germany, intervertebral disc inflammation is a very rare disease. The mortality rate is up to 10% in very severe cases. In principle, patients can fall ill at any age, but the frequency peak is in the 5th – 7th decade of life. An accumulation of disc … Frequency | Inflammation of the intervertebral disc
