My MRI Says I Have a Transitional Vertebra. What Does That Mean? - Common MRI Questions ANSWERED
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video, Dr. Visnjevac (Dr. V) explains what a transitional vertebra is and examines what it looks like with a real MRI & the impacts it can have on a patient.
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Citation: Muniraj, S. Bertolotti syndrome (lumbosacral transitional vertebrae). Case study, Radiopaedia.org. (accessed on 03 Feb 2022) doi.org/10.533...
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I was very active when my severe symptoms began. Saying it's just lack of excersize and activity is not only a joke but insulting. No mention of the fact the tailbone doesn't stop completely forming until early 30s. Median age for pain is 32.5 - ironically right when my pain started and it affected my legs. I'm so sick of doctors writing this off as nothing.
Ya I was very active too when severe symptoms began :/
@@AngPrieTod right?! I was so active.
Children don't have pain because no child on earth has a fully fused tailbone. The process doesn't even start until around year 20 and takes a decade to complete. So no child would have symptoms since the pain typically begins after the fusion takes place. Writing it off as not being active and using children as an example is straight up misinformation and medical gaslighting.
I'm sorry you know this pain too.
@@emilym.2830 ya, I get it *sigh*. I did actually have some pain as a kid, but wasn’t really bad until now, mid 30s. I’m sorry you’re in pain too.
What have you both done to address it? I’m in my late 30s. Had pain since high school and always been pretty active. Went to three different chiropractors until the 4th finally saw this and asked if I knew I had it. The pain is getting worse so I’m trying to see what I’m my control I can do to at least slow the pain, stay active, etc
@devonpeters9458 i got radiofrequency ablation on the side that the tests responded to, but the side with the worse pain didn't respond to the test, but it was still nice to have a little relief on the one side. Def would pursue that. Had it done at the spine pain clinic i go to for pain management, i honestly couldn't function at all without their help/medication. I do what little activites I can but it's nothing like I used to be. I use a cane to relieve pain when walking, but only walk short distances because it affects my legs too - pretty severe weakness and pain. I have type 2 lstv.
Treatment?
Would this cause you to feel off balance and head pressure too? (Especially on standing?).
Perfecto explanation thank you
Respected sir, please clarify if Transitional Vertebra can cause "sciatica".
Definitely man…
Okay this is starting to make sense, so I was told I have "transitional L5 with right sacral ala Pseudoarthrosis" pain all my life especially when sitting down.
كذلك انا اعاني من هذا المفصل الكاذب واخذت دواء وما فادني شنو الحل
Same here, but yet the doctors tell me that it shouldn’t cause my pain.
@@AJ-gz6qd Same, my orthopedic surgeon repeatedly stated this is a common congenital anomaly, have you heard of Bertolotti's Syndrome?
These doctors don’t know crap, I have had pain nearly all of my life, but yet and still they say it presents no problem. How do you know that when you’re not living with it?
@@eveeGyes
Please tell us about lumbarisation and it’s treatments . Thanks
Can surgery solve this?
I have 1 on my right side. It's miserable. Getting a the VA to help is hard. Having to wait 4 to 6 months between appointments is horrible. Sometimes it just makes me wanna take the cowards way out.
No way man, not worth it. I'm in the same boat but we'll get it sorted.
How can one fix this without going into hospital
Is lstv the same as bertolotti syndrome?
Is this similar to sacralization?
It's the opposite of lumbarization
Yes that’s another word for sacralization