Essentials of diagnosis

It could be seen from the Anteriopostetior(APV) view, that the lion has not swallowed the head of the little lion. Whereas, it is more obvious in the lateral view(LV), the lion has get the head of the little lion fully swallowed. Therefore, both views are equally important for proper diagnosis in an X-ray prescription.

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October 12, 2019 at 1:25 PM

Lumbar spondylosis is a major contributing factor for low back pain

Fig. from google LUMBAR SPONDYLOSIS The spine contains about 31 vertebrae bones. Cervical (7), thoracic (12),Lumbar(5),Sacral(4),Coccyx (3). These bones lie on each other and separated from each other by cartilage containing fluid-filled substance called synovial fluid. This cartilage is found on the surfaces of each of the vertebrae bones articulating with each other in providing cushioning and serves as shock absorbers. It also prevents the bones from kissing each other, that may cause inflammation. Lumbar spondylosis is described as all degenerative conditions affecting the lumbar spine. This degenerative conditions may be disc degeneration, disc herniation, osteophytes growth, foramina stenosis and other inflammatory conditions affecting the lumbar spine. Lumbar spondylosis can affect persons as young as 20yrs. It can be seen as a cascade -Anatomical changes...

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a median nerve problem

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME . What's Carpal tunnel syndrome? Carpal tunnel SYNDROME is a condition caused by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel, resulting in wrist pain and numbness or feeling of tingling sensation in the thumb, index finger, middle finger and lateral half of the ring finger. The median nerve provides sensation to the thumb, index finger, middle finger and lateral half of the ring finger. What could cause carpal tunnel SYNDROME? CTS has no known cause but certain lifestyle could increase one's risk. Who is at risk for carpal tunnel syndrome? People at risk are those with jobs or activities that involve repetitive finger use, especially those associated with high force, long-term use, extreme wrist motions and vibration. However, many factors may contribute to the development of carpal tunnel syndrome. They include: 1.Heredity (smaller carpal tunnels can run in families) 2.Pregnancy 3.Hemodialysis(a process where the blood is...

The 2019/2020 forthcoming SRC Week Celebration would be second to none; The SRC president of St. John of God College of health tells the public about the program outline.

🆕PROPOSED 2019/2020 SRC WEEK CELEBRATION OUTLINE COLLEGE'S PRESIDENTS; EDWARD FOSU QUARSHIE & RICHMOND TURKSON ✍ The president of St John of God college of health, formerly known as physiotherapy and Orthotics training school [Edward FOSU Quarshie ] has made it clear that the forthcoming SRC Week Celebration of his time would be second to none. Speaking to Blogger Thomas Adjei Bio, the president of the school said, there has been numerous changes and newly added activities in the forthcoming SRC Week which remains extraordinary compared to the previous SRC week celebration the College has ever had and therefore regarded his tenure as unique and the best among all. He elaborated on some of his outstanding vision towards the celebration and urges the entire students of the College to execute full comportment towards the attainment of the goals of their administration. "Your full cooperation and ideas are required for the success of our admini...

PHYSIOTHERAPY TO THE WORLD.

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