Is Lumbar Arch Fracture Congenital or Caused by Injury?
Is vertebral arch fracture truly congenital? Hello, Director Shi. I usually have a habit of exercising, and due to my work, I often lift heavy objects. Recently, my lower back pain has worsened. I initially thought it was sciatica, but after going to the hospital for an X-ray, I ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Vertebral arch fractures can be caused by injury or may be congenital, and they are not related to genetics. Surgical treatment involves bone grafting and stabilization, which can resolve the pain and is considered a curative procedure. If the surgery is unsuccessful, the pain ma...[Read More] Is Lumbar Arch Fracture Congenital or Caused by Injury?
Understanding L5 Vertebral Fractures: Causes, Healing, and Future Implications
Vertebral arch fracture A year and a half ago, I was involved in a car accident. Since then, my daily life has been normal, but over the past year and a half, I often experience pain in my right side of the back when sitting for extended periods while reading or lifting heavier o...
Dr. Li Wenlin Reply:
Hello, in response to your inquiry: A vertebral arch fracture can be caused by congenital factors or trauma. Generally, diagnosis can be made through X-rays or computed tomography (CT) scans. Treatment options include conservative and invasive approaches. Typically, the fourth an...[Read More] Understanding L5 Vertebral Fractures: Causes, Healing, and Future Implications
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