Transitional Vertebra: Everything You Wanted To Know - Common MRI Questions COMPILATION
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- In this compilation video, Dr. Visnjevac (Dr. V) outlines what a transitional vertebra is and when it would show up on an MRI. He also examines what it looks like with a real MRI, the impacts it can have on a patient, and how it is typically treated.
The MRI images used in this video are from Radiopaedia.org and are used for educational purposes only. You can view these images here: radiopaedia.org/cases/bertolo...
Citation: Muniraj, S. Bertolotti syndrome (lumbosacral transitional vertebrae). Case study, Radiopaedia.org. (accessed on 03 Feb 2022) doi.org/10.53347/rID-60570
DOI: doi.org/10.53347/rID-60570
Permalink: radiopaedia.org/cases/60570
rID: 60570
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I broke my Lumbar 5 ,2023 May.It' going to be one year. I came to know I have 6 lumbar bones. After physiotherapy exercise and belt support in 4 months, it joined back, but still, I have pain now. My pain started after childbirth, but I knew that I had extra lumbar bones when I did the X-ray .So how will I reduce pain.Is there chances of the bone break again?
Nope… as an extremely fit personal trainer I can tell you lack of exercise did not cause my symptoms. Yes I was born with this, but I didn’t get severe pain and stiffness until I was 37. At the time I was regular running, practicing yoga, circuits, etc and I STILL got symptoms. In fact, i am fairly sure it was all the training with made mine worse. I have a pseudo arthrosis on one side only which caused asymmetry, I have herniated discs, arthritis and severe muscles imbalances. Yoga aggravates this condition. Sadly I’m now limited to swimming and Pilates but I do manage the condition with Pilates and swimming… As a member of a support group, a lot of sufferers were previously very active too…
Hi Caroline my name is Gabe and I have this Bertolotti's Syndrome on my Left L5 Transverse Process With The Sacral Alae! I'm always in Constant Pain in my lower and middle of my back!! I live here in Albuquerque, N.M. and I've gone to several back specialists and they all have told me that they have never heard of this or seem to care about knowing about it so to Help me with it????!!!! I've been dealing with this Pain for about 10 or so years now and it seems like it's getting worse! I even have X-rays showing that I have this Back Problem and when I show the back doctors my X-rays they just look at them like it's Not a Big Deal or Problem at All! Oh yeah I also have a herniated disc and pinched nerve on my L4 and L5 and Degenerative Disc Disease on my Spine due to this Bertolotti's Syndrome!!!
@@gabelopez1965 Hi, have you found any help with your LSTV & BS?
@@anderslarsson1122 no I haven't it's been really frustrating for me because I'm constantly in pain with my back lower and middle and these pain doctors over here in Albuquerque don't seem to know about LTSV and BS!!??
I have this problem and every doctor I go to tell me that this causes 0 pain. I look at all of them like they are stupid.h
Sorry I missed your reply, I had surgery for the same condition recently. You are not stupid, the doctors you met have not kept up with developments and were not taught this in school. In the USA, there are a number of doctors with good knowledge of LSTV that create BS. Dr. Jenkins, Dr. Steinmetz, Dr. Haines etc.
Should you not do heavy barbell deadlifts and squats knowing you have this?
Yes, I did lots of lifting before I was aware I had this, it’s caused lots of damage later in . Stay strong and exercise but be very careful!