The authors assessed the information content of the radiography method for functional disorders of the spine in children with dentoalveolar anomalies. For an in-depth comparative examination using radiography, a group of children and adolescents was identified in the amount of 110 children in the period of mixed dentition from 6-17years old with dentoalveolar anomalies. A scoliotic arch of the spine with a Cobb angle of 5° or more with rotation of the vertebrae at the top of the arch was determined radiographically. Non-beam instrumental monitoring makes it possible to objectively assess thefunctional component of the motor stereotype between the spine and occlusion, including in dynamics.
Age-related changes in auditory function in atherosclerosis are based on morphological changes in the inner ear. The problem of pathology of the inner ear, which occurs against the background of vascular atherosclerosis, has not been sufficiently studied, and therefore it is advisable to conduct further study of the state of cerebral circulation for the diagnosis and treatment of elderly patients. To achieve this goal, we examined 60 people aged 55 to 70 years. Taking into account the data on the state of auditory function, REG, ECG and other studies, patients suffering from sensorineural hearing loss on the background of atherosclerosis and osteochondrosis of the cervical spine were treated. In the presence of osteochondrosis of the cervical spine, patients were recommended physical therapy, massage of the cervical-thoracic spine up to 10-20 sessions (taking into account blood pressure), complamin, calcium pangamate, cerebro-lysine, relanium. After the therapy, all patients showed an improvement in the perception of whispered and spoken speech.
Pathological phenomena are observed in the back of the spine, and patients complain of severe back pain, spreading pain in the legs and incontinence. This article contains information on the use of prophylactic procedures, complex treatment methods, physical therapy, warming procedures (ground therapy) and the benefits of massage.
The monograph discusses measures for the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with spinal dysraphism, to determine certain types of myelodysplasia in the structure of anomalies of the spine and spinal cord; development of diagnostic criteria for dysfunction of the pelvic organs; assessment of the significance of the “fixed spinal cord” syndrome in the genesis of residual disorders and the dynamics of neurological disorders at the stages of complex treatment; improving the prevention of neurological manifestations of a functional nature and residual disorders and the treatment of spinal cord pathology in children. The monograph is intended for neurologists and doctors of related specialties, as well as for master's students and clinical residents
For several decades, degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the spine have been among the most common in the world, second only to the pathology of the cardiovascular system and oncological diseases. Pronounced clinical manifestations in the form of pain syn- drome are observed during active labor activity at the age of 25-55 years and are one of the most common causes of temporary disability
A survey of 229 patients with axial spinal deformities was performed. The following neurological syndromes were identified: vegetative, reflex, radicular and spinal. As the degree of spinal deformity increases, the severity of neurological changes increases.
The study is based on data from a survey of 658 patients with osteoarticular tuberculosis, which was performed in 482 (73.3%) cases of radical reconstructive surgery (RVO) of the spine. Of 482 patients with spinal tuberculosis, in 461 (95.6%) cases, RVO was using a titanium mesh cage (Piramesh), and in 21 (4.4%) patients using the traditional-classical method with autobone fusion.
To fill the lumen of the titanium mesh cage, it is rational to use autologous crumbs, collapAn and hydroxyapatite compounds. In case of tuberculosis of large joints, to restore the function and defect of bones, total joint arthroplasty is a solution to a serious problem.
In metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC), bone is the second most common site of metastases, occurring in one third of patients. Most bone metastases are found in the sacrum, pelvis, spine and proximal limbs. In addition, the majority of bone metastases are osteolytic with elements of destruction; mixed metastases also occur. This predisposes patients to skeletal events such as pathological fracture, spinal cord compression, which implies the prescription of radiation therapy or bone surgery.