Spinal Cord Compression - medical emergency, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
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"Spinal cord compression more specifically metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is one of the ominous causes of back pain where there is a compression of the thecal sac and its components by tumour mass. Spinal cord compression develops in approximately 2.5% of patients with metastatic cancer and maybe the first presentation of someone with the cancer. Metastatic cancer of course originates from a primary tumour be it the lung or breast cancer. These cancer can metastasis into the spine.
Metastatic tumours in the osseous vertebral column account for 85% of cases of spinal cord compresssion. As tumour grows in the epidural space, it generally takes the path of least resistance and encircles and compresses the thecal sac. As the epidural venous plexus becomes obstructed, vasogenic edema may develop in the white matter and eventually the gray matter of the spinal cord, culminating in spinal cord infarction."
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We had spinal cord compression as an osce station and you saved my life!
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Back ache can be really tricky...it has many differential diagnosis. We need to know the clinical symptoms well and need to be able to interpret the images if there's no radiologist nearby.
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Have had upper back, left shoulder and varying arm pain 24/7. CT Friday and today Monday found out I have advanced arthritis and spinal compression, I believe c5/6. Yes seeing a spinal doc ASAP.
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Can essentially the same thing happen with severe stenosis? In the absence of cancer? If the patient had a serious narrowing/ cord impingement and myelopathy. If they could not be treated or operated on for whatever reason- financial, social etc. If any cord impingement deteriorates long enough how likely is it to lead to paralysis?
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I have burst fracture at L5 and other fractures from T11 to L4,I also have thecal sac compression at L5,I am osteoporotic and have an L4 slipped disk and L5 spinal stenosis how could I be treated
Pls make a video on CIPA (congenital insensitivity to pain and anhydrosis)
Hello, english is not my mother tongue, thats why i'm asking, if oncological emergency is the correct topic. I thought it means something with cancer. (Greetings from a physical therapist)
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Me thinking of Attack on Titan whenever he mentions spinal fluid
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Now I'm 25.my dr said I have back bone compression.. Is it have permanent solution guys? I'm just scared 😰😰😰
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