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Traumatic L5 over S1 spondyloptosis without neurologi- cal involvement managed nonoperatively: a case report 被引量:1

Traumatic L5 over S1 spondyloptosis without neurologi- cal involvement managed nonoperatively: a case report
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摘要 High-grade spondylolisthesis is very rare. We came across a case of high-grade spondylolisthe- sis at the L5-S1 level in a 32-year-old manual labourer who was hit by a heavy object on his flexed back. The patient presented to us with persistent deformity in the back. He complained of back pain on prolonged standing and after moderate work. Because of that he was unable to return to his work. On clinical examination there was a large step in the lower lumbar region. Detailed neurological evaluation of the lower limbs did not reveal any sensory or motor deficit, neither did bowel or bladder involvement. Radiographic examination showed Ls over S1 traumatic spondyloptosis. CT scan revealed that neural canal was in normal width. MRI confirmed spondyloptosis of L5 over S~ without any compromise of the spinal canal and with normal-looking cauda. Concerning the delayed presentation and no neuro- logical deficit, the patient was managed conservatively af- ter thorough counsel. At 6 months, the patient returned to his work and at the latest follow-up (15 months) he was free from back pain. Conservative means of treatment can lead to satisfactory outcome, especially when the patient has delayed presentation.
出处 《Chinese Journal of Traumatology》 CAS CSCD 2013年第3期178-181,共4页 中华创伤杂志(英文版)
关键词 SPINE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS Back PAIN Spine Spondylolisthesis Back pain
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