Tuesday, July 25th
Clinical Themes:
• Hyperlordosis (“swayback”),
hyperkyphosis ("hunchback")
• Cervical hyperextension injury (“whiplash”)
Question of the Day:
A 57-year-old
patient who has suffered from chronic low back pain secondary to
osteoarthritis is treated by anesthesia of the branches of the dorsal
rami of the spinal nerves supplying the lumbar facet joints. What would
be the expected area of skin that might be numb? Would there be any
muscular deficits?
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