Types and symptoms of back pain

Dorsopathy of the cervical spine

A diagnosis defined as cervical dorsopathy means that the patient has nonspecific pain and other symptoms in the neck area that are not related to internal organ disease.

Lumbosacral dorsopathy

Lumbosacral dorsopathy in about 60-70% of cases is due to degenerative-dystrophic changes of intervertebral discs and arch (facet) joints, and in 4% of cases - disc herniation.

Hyperlordosis of the spine

Hyperlordosis (hyperlordosis of the spine) is a condition in which the vertebral column is curved forward extra-dimensionally, resulting in increased lordosis.

Vascular impingement in the cervical region

Cervical spine conditions can cause problems with pinched nerves, but there can also be pinched blood vessels in the cervical spine that interfere with blood flow to the brain.

Lumbar spine radicular syndrome

Although the more modern medical variant of this term is lumbar or lumbar (from Latin lumbus - lumbar) radiculopathy, which patients are accustomed to calling radiculitis.

Dorsopathy of the thoracic spine

In the medically accepted version, thoracic dorsopathy refers to nonspecific back pain in the thoracic (thoracic) spine, which includes the Th1-Th12 vertebrae.

Scoliosis of the 4th degree: what to do, treatment, disability

In scoliotic deformity of the spine, the degree of curvature is crucial for choosing treatment tactics and predicting its success, and the most difficult case is scoliosis of the 4th degree.

Neurinoma of the spine

A spinal benign tumor of the peripheral nervous system, spinal neurinoma, originates from the Schwann cells responsible for the formation of the epineurium.

If the spinal column is deformed to the right side along the vertical axis, then doctors talk about such a pathology as right-sided scoliosis. We are talking about a complex structural problem that has several degrees of severity. Depending on the degree of the disease, the doctor prescribes this or that treatment.

Dorsopathy of the lumbar spine

Such a generalized diagnostic definition as dorsopathy of the lumbar spine means the presence of symptoms, primarily pain, which are caused exclusively by musculoskeletal pathologies localized in the lumbar region of the back.

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