Haldemann (1977) 26 causes Whyke (1976) 20 categories Introduction

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Haldemann (1977) 26 causes

Whyke (1976) 20 categories

IntroductionIntroduction

BACK ACHE BACK ACHE

DR.BHARAT PATEL M.S.(Ortho)

SAMVED HOSPITAL

DR.BHARAT PATEL M.S.(Ortho)

SAMVED HOSPITAL

IntroductionIntroduction

Hazleman and Bulgar (1979)

Disc prolapse over diagnosed

IntroductionIntroduction

Moorey and Robertson

Benign lumbar pain syndromes

Classification of low back pain

Classification of low back pain

Spondylogenic back pain

Neurogenic back pain

Viserogenic back pain

Vascular back pain

Psychogenic back pain

CAUSES OF BACK PAINCAUSES OF BACK PAIN

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Poor Posture

Disturbed normal

“natural S” shape of

spine leads to back

pain.

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Out of Shape

Your overall physical condition can affect your back.

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Tension and Stress

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Aging and Disease

Loss of muscle strength with aging.

“slip disc”

Osteoarthritis, a form of aging arthritis, can cause back pain.

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Impact Trauma

Causes of back painCauses of back pain

Obesity

Causes of back pain

Adolescent acute backAdolescent acute back

12 to 14 yrs in girls

14 to 16 in boys

Disc space infection

Herniated lumbar disc

Spondylolysis or lysthesis

Lumbar InstabilityLumbar Instability

The tall young man

House wife

Post surgical patient

The keep-fit enthusiast

Young man in his 20’s with undetected lumbar

osteochondrosis.

Mature woman between 40-50 with degenerative

spondylolisthesis.

The man fearful of his backThe man fearful of his back

Over 40 and in past years suffered probably a

minor episode of back pain.

Because of this temperament, combined at the

time with a strongly worded caution from his

doctor to take care, the patient has lost all

confidence in the health and durability of the

low back.

Time dependent back acheTime dependent back ache

Particular movement aggravates the pain.

Particular time aggravates pain – rising in the morning.

Over stressed labourers backOver stressed labourers back

Strong solidly built man

Farmer

No sciatica

Insidious onset

The Equinox SyndromeThe Equinox Syndrome

Severe leg pain limb cold

Feel of numbness

Unless the neurological involvement is

multiradicular, normal muscle power regained

in 10 wks.

Spinal stenosisSpinal stenosis

Congenital stenosis.

Acquired stenosis – facet joint arthrosis,

ligamentum flavum thickening, disc trespass,

posterior vertebral lipping, spondylolisthesis,

venous congestion, isolated disc resorption,

degenerative stenosis, disc prolapse.

Chair bound back acheChair bound back ache

40 year old physically active in the past, but

risen professionally to assume

responsibility which entail much

administrative work.

Obese.

Lumbar stiffness on rising in the morning.

Low back pain in pregnant womenLow back pain in pregnant women

50% of the pregnant women.

Sweden is the highest 70% (9 wks of sick leave).

Common with multiparus women.

Mechanism :

Increased lumbar lordosis.

Hormone relaxing.

How to prevent by exercise programmeHow to prevent by

exercise programme

Before pregnancy & during 1st trimester.

Can be continued in 2nd and 3rd trimester.

Low back pain in childrenLow back pain in children

Rare complaint.

Often illusive – Delayed diagnosis because of rarity.

Must be investigated.

Causes :Mechanical DevelopmentalInflammatoryNeoplasticTethered cordPsychogenic

Sports related low back ache

Collapsed back with kissing spineCollapsed back with kissing spine

Women in late middle age

Lumbar ache on standing

Degenerated all joints

DISORDERS OF IV DISCDISORDERS OF IV DISC

Backache Leads To……

Pain

Disability to pursue activities of daily leaving

Absenteeism

Sexual dysfunction

Financial and psychological set back

Diagnosis of back painDiagnosis of back pain

Physical Examination&

Investigations

Diagnosis of back painDiagnosis of back pain

Physical Examination

Diagnosis of back painDiagnosis of back pain

Investigation :• Blood Ix

• Radiological Ix

- Plain X-ray- Myelography- CT scan- MRI

Management of back painManagement of back pain

Conservative Treatment

Operative Treatment

Preventive Treatment

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Medicines

Pain killers

Muscle

relaxants

Vitamins

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Bed rest

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Physiotherapy

Activity modification

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Manipulation of back

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

–Orthosis- (belts)

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Weight reduction

Conservative treatmentConservative treatment

Injection therapy( epidural steroids)

Operative treatmentOperative treatment

Operative treatmentOperative treatment

WHY

WHEN? ?

WHERE

?

Preventive TreatmentPreventive Treatment

DO’S & DON’TSDO’S & DON’TS

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

While working in standing position, use a small stool under one foot to avoid back strain.

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

While carrying weights, divide the load into two equal halves

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Always climb up to bring heavy object from height. Avoid stretching your back.

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Sit with back straight & well supported while doing work. Avoid stooping.

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Reduce weight keep slim &

active

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Always carry weight near the body.

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

After a heavy day at work A good way to rest your back

Correct sleeping posture

A firm mattress, A small pillow under head & neckA small bolster under the knees

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Simple exercises to keep the back fit

Preventive treatmentPreventive treatment

Follow this posture & avoid back, neck & shoulder pain

Reduce brightness to avoid strain

Elbow support

Back support

Low back support

Correct distance between table and chair

Foot support

Correct table height

THANK YOUTHANK YOU