Types and symptoms of back pain

Pinched nerve in the thoracic spine: what to do?

Scoliosis of the lumbar spine

Curvature of the lumbar spine – lumbar scoliosis – often forms as a compensatory reaction to primary deformation of the thoracic spine, or is formed primarily.

Grade 3 spinal scoliosis in adults and children

Curvature of the spine in the frontal plane with an angle of deviation from the axis in the range from 26 to 50 degrees is diagnosed as grade 3 scoliosis.

Grade 2 scoliosis in adults and children

A complex but moderate (within 11-25°) curvature of the spinal column along the frontal and sagittal planes, which is accompanied by twisting of the vertebrae, is called scoliosis.

Left-sided scoliosis

There are many types of such curvatures - for example, if the spine bends to the left, then we speak of a pathology such as left-sided scoliosis.

Stabbing pain in the back: left, right, under the shoulder blade

Stabbing pain in the back is a common occurrence. Today, it is no secret that the cause is not always hypothermia or inflammation in the back. There can be quite a few reasons that lead to the development of pain in the back.

Thoracolumbar scoliosis

According to statistics, thoracolumbar scoliosis is most often found in school-age children and predominantly in girls (more than 85% of all cases).

Scoliosis pain

Gradually developing scoliotic deformation of the spine manifests itself in a number of symptoms, and pain in scoliosis - of varying localization and intensity - is part of the clinical picture of this disease. However, not everyone experiences pain.

Scoliosis of the thoracic spine

When the spine in the frontal plane deviates to the left or right with simultaneous rotation of the thoracic vertebrae, and this curvature is localized in the thoracic region of the spinal column, thoracic scoliosis is diagnosed.

Lumbar kyphosis

In foreign literature, this disease is referred to as lumbar degenerative kyphosis (LDK), which is a subgroup of flat back syndrome.

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