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Spontaneous Regression of Disc Lesion
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Allow me to rock the boat for a moment! In this blog, I want to discuss conservative management of disc lesions. Discs can resorb. They can heal on their own. With our therapy tools and techniques, we can help the process. Let’s dive into the topic a bit further!
I found a paper that sparked this blog!
Sharma AK, Gandhoke CS, Syal SK. Spontaneous regression of herniated cervical disc: A case report and literature review. Surg Neurol Int. 2021 Apr 8;12:141.
The researchers searched the literature and found 75 cases of herniated cervical discs which spontaneously regressed; to this, they added their own case.
What they noted:
“Patients averaged 40.95 years of age. Discs were paracentral or foraminal in 84% of the cases, with most occurring at the C5-C6 (51%) and C6-C7 (36%) levels. Symptoms included neck pain/radiculopathy (91%) or myelopathy (9%). The average interval between initial presentation and spontaneous regression of herniated discs on MRI was 9.15 months. Interestingly, on MRI, extruded/sequestrated discs were more likely to undergo spontaneous regression versus protruding discs.”
The paper goes further to discuss the three proposed mechanisms for spontaneous cervical disc resorption:
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Video Training 13: Traction and the Canine Spine
Video Training 15: First Rib Diagnosis and Mobs
Video Training 17: The Sacroiliac Joint
Video Training 47: Elbow Mobilizations
Video Training 48: Shoulder Joint Mobilizations
Video Training 50: Carpus mobilizations
Video Training 51: Mobilizing the hip
Video Training 53: Stifle Mobilizations
Video Training 55: Tarsal Mobilizations
Video Training 56: Digit Mobilizations
Video Training 68: Thoracic Spine Manual Therapy Basics
Video Training 69: Rib Assessment
Video Training 70: Rib Joint Treatments
Video Training 82: Basic assessment of the lumbar spine
Video Training 83: Basic treatment of the lumbar spine
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For over a year, I worked with Physiotec (an online exercise platform) to create a exercise prescription platform for canine rehab practitioners. And this is it!
I've put hundreds of exercises together onto this handy platform. You can find the exercises, print off a handout, send them a link to the VIDEOS of the exercises. There's so much: Massage, owner-friendly joint therapies, exercises, advisement, etc,
etc!
NOW... be aware that this platform is run by / owned by Physiotec (and they charge separately for it's use)... and the support for the website is via physiotec as well. The MAIN GLITCH I am finding now... is that when you e-mail or call tech-support you will NEED to LET THEM KNOW that your question pertains to FOURLEGEXERCISE! (Otherwise, it's a bit of a schmozzle to get sorted, because they direct you to the
Physiotec website vs FourLegExercise website!!!) Check it out and LET ME KNOW (what you think, your experiences, etc... so that I can report back if there are issues!)
I hope you find it useful! Go there... Check it out!!!
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Laurie
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