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0-30 degree... Structural damage to vertebral column 0-60------disc prolapse 60-90----if pain felt it is normal which may be due to hamstring stretch ,muscle spasm or tightness SLR DD: TED...... Tibial nerve, eversion +dorsiflexion SID.... Sural nerve, Inversion +dorsiflexion PIP.... Peroneal nerve.... Inversion +plantarflexion.
Sir a patient has SLR range 0to 30 degree on both sides and after this he feels pain in the lower back radiate to both right and left side as well as in the lower limb Also. He feels numbness and tingling sensations on both sides. There's no Hx of hypertension , DM ... I'm very confused about this . Can u plz help me to understand this... He has history of LBP since 10 years . When he takes Medicine he feels relief but he don't want to take medicine any more. What should I do?
if both side it is positive definitely there is nerve root compression bilaterally. you should check and observe for postural changes as well functional activities and start working on affected parts, checkout my assessment video on back pain patient to learn more
30-60 or 70 can be considered. Basically this is evidence based right now. Specificity of this test is more in this range that is why perticular this range is emphasised more
One of the test for that is SLR, spinal stenosis mainly we consider when there is narrowing of neural foramen May it be because of disc prolapsed or degenerative changes. At the age of 35 the first option makes more sense and for that history of the patient plays an important part to conclude.
For sciatic never there is no as such specific test but if the patient complains radiating pain starting from gluteus to back of the leg or foot. It suggests sciatica pain
You're a Gem of the profession!!!💎
Your channel is The One which any physio student need to have!!! 💯
Thank you so much for Helping us In such a unconditional way!!! 🙌
I thought ki aap Gujarat mein meri clg mein hote aur apke Under mein apna MPT in ortho complete krti to shayad My clinical and academic knowledge will be double than What it is now! 😞 But anyway I tried my best to grow in the profession by following your guide. 😇
Thankyou so much Swati, this means a lot to me. I truly appreciate your kind words and as you already know for any query about physiotherapy I and physiotrendz will always be there to help you all out 😄😊
0-30 degree... Structural damage to vertebral column
0-60------disc prolapse
60-90----if pain felt it is normal which may be due to hamstring stretch ,muscle spasm or tightness
SLR DD:
TED...... Tibial nerve, eversion +dorsiflexion
SID.... Sural nerve, Inversion +dorsiflexion
PIP.... Peroneal nerve.... Inversion +plantarflexion.
Hii have pain in 70 to 85 deg pain knee back side is it siatica Or others pls confitm
Hamstring muscle tightness
0-30 vertebral column damage
30-60 disc prolapse
60-90 hamstring
SLR 1 tibial nerve : eversion + dorsi flexion
SLR 2 sural nerve : inversion + dorsiflexion
SLR 3 common peroneal nerve : inversion + plantar flexion
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Wonderfully explained,
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thankyou, there are many videos in differential diagnosis playlist which may want you to comment on more videos
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Sir this is really very informative for the practical point of view. Tysm!!💫
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Sir please make the Vedios on capsular pattern
Sir Slump test positive
How to recover it plz make a video
What exercise do or not
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What is the difference between passive and active SLR
Passive SLR is done for testing neural pathology and active we perform for ROM and muscle strengthening
If t range of t slr is 50-60 degree but no complaint of radiating pain tingling numbness then its disc prolapse or hams tightness?
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Sir a patient has SLR range 0to 30 degree on both sides and after this he feels pain in the lower back radiate to both right and left side as well as in the lower limb Also. He feels numbness and tingling sensations on both sides. There's no Hx of hypertension , DM ... I'm very confused about this . Can u plz help me to understand this... He has history of LBP since 10 years . When he takes Medicine he feels relief but he don't want to take medicine any more. What should I do?
if both side it is positive definitely there is nerve root compression bilaterally. you should check and observe for postural changes as well functional activities and start working on affected parts, checkout my assessment video on back pain patient to learn more
Sir I have slr test negative but having radiating pain from hip to calf muscle with tingling sensations...what might be the cause
I thought pyriformis syndrome
Sir is bilateral foraminal stenios cure in younger patients without surgery plzz reply
That depends on grade of stenosis. If it’s grade-1 or 2 we can fix with physiotherapy
What is the benifit after knowing particular nerve.. root ..is it helpful for pleasing electrode??
Yes, electrode will be happy that it is placed on correct place to cure patients problem
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Hi sir, in some websites it's given as 30 to 70 degree for disc herniation. So which range we must consider?
30-60 or 70 can be considered. Basically this is evidence based right now. Specificity of this test is more in this range that is why perticular this range is emphasised more
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MPT thesis. How to find research topic I have made a video.
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Could you demonstrate how SLR uses to differentiate sciatica
Sure, more information you can get from following video
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@@Physiotrendz2990 thank you
I saw SLR tests and thought this was a camera video!
Oops, we call it straight leg raise 😅
Sir, I saw the patient of spinal stenosis around 35 year of age. Can we diagnosed the spinal stenosis by SLR only.
One of the test for that is SLR, spinal stenosis mainly we consider when there is narrowing of neural foramen May it be because of disc prolapsed or degenerative changes. At the age of 35 the first option makes more sense and for that history of the patient plays an important part to conclude.
Sir,treatment plan will be same for both disc prolapse and spinal stenosis?
And For Scaitic Nerve?
For sciatic never there is no as such specific test but if the patient complains radiating pain starting from gluteus to back of the leg or foot. It suggests sciatica pain
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Do we use pillow?
Noo
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Can spinal stenosis occur in young patients?
No, because stenosis occurs because of degeneration , same thing in young patients is called disc prolapse which is acute condition
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I am still working on that information, stay tuned for the same 😎
Where do you conduct these tests
At clinic or you can also perform it at home consultation.
SLR is active or passive
When using it as a test, always passive
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Pillow under head?
Not required
Sir ap kon se country se hain
India 🇮🇳
Sir, are you from india?
Yes.
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U told wrong eversion ,inversion
Revised again and comment 😂
@@sehelisinha4349 yes , you should
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How to diagnose sciatica??
Is it 0-30 degree to label as sciatica or sciatic nerve radiculopathy
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