Atodaria Spine Clinic

www.facebook.com

https://www.facebook.com/stories/10157711964015682/UzpfSVNDOjEwMTU5MjgwMTc2MDgwNjgy/?view_single=1&source=shared_permalink

www.facebook.com

Central Canal Stenosis

Central canal stenosis is the medical term for the narrowing of the spinal canal. The condition may result in the compression of the spinal cord, causing back pain , radiating leg pain , Claudication , patient can’t walk more then few minutes, their leg becomes nub , sitting gives them pain relief.
સેન્ટ્રલ કેનાલ સ્ટેનોસિસ એ કરોડરજ્જુની ટનલ સાંકડી થયજાય એ માટેનો તબીબી શબ્દ છે. આ સ્થિતિ કરોડરજ્જુની નસ પર દબાણ આવવા ના પરિણામે ગળા, હાથ, કમર અને પગમાં દુખાવો થવો , થોડું ચાલતા ચાલતા પગ જુઠ્ઠા પડી જવા અને બેસી જાવતો જ સારુ લાગે અને પાછું થોડું ચાલી શકાય.

Central Canal Stenosis Central canal stenosis is the medical term for the narrowing of the spinal canal. The condition may result in the compression of the spinal cord, causing symptoms and signs to occur anywhere along the neck, arms, torso, and/or legs.

Slideshow: 8 Common Causes of Lower Back Pain

This slideshow illustrates 8 common causes of lower back pain.

Slideshow: 8 Common Causes of Lower Back Pain Back pain can be difficult to diagnose, but these 8 conditions commonly result in lower back pain.

World osteoporosis day -20 October 20

Happy World Spine day 👍👍

Radiculopathy, Radiculitis and Radicular Pain

From Cervical to Sacrum the entire length of the spine, at each spinal level nerves exit through holes in the bone of the spine (foramen) on the right side and left side of the spinal column. These nerves are called nerve roots, or radicular nerves. They branch out at each level of the spine and innervate different parts of our body.

Nerve roots branch directly from the spinal cord and merge to form the spinal nerve as it runs through an opening between adjacent vertebrae, called the intervertebral foramen.

For example, nerves that exit the cervical spine travel down through the arms, hands, and fingers. This is why neck problems that affect a cervical nerve root can cause pain and other symptoms through the arms and hands (radiculopathy), and low back problems that affect a lumbar nerve root can radiate through the leg and into the foot (radiculopathy, or SCIATICA), thus prompting leg pain and/or foot pain .

As mentioned earlier, there is no spinal cord in the lumbar spine. Because of this, and because the spinal canal is usually fairly spacious in the low back, problems in the lumbosacral region (the lumbar spine and sacral region of the spine) usually cause nerve root problems, not spinal cord injury. Even serious conditions such as a large disc herniation or fracture in the low back are less likely to cause permanent loss of motor function in the legs (paraplegia, or paralysis).