Lever positioning technique for lumbar disc herniation observed before and after CT.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Lever positioning technique for lumbar disc herniation observed before and after CT Of: Xia Zhen Chen Baiying Yelu Wen Wu Jianwei Gong Honglei Lv Lijiang [Abstract] [Objective] lever positioning technique for lumbar disc herniation before and after the imaging changes. [Method] 33 patients in this group, the use of leverage positioning techniques before and after CT in patients after treatment change. [Results] found that lumbar disc herniation no change in physical size of the 24 cases, there is a change in 9 cases, nerve root and disc herniation between the pressure changes in 29 cases, no change in 4 cases. [Conclusion] The lever positioning technique for lumbar disc herniation is valid. [Keywords:] lumbar disc herniation; massage therapy; setting manipulation; imaging; clinical observation Abstract: [Objective] To observe imaging changes of Lumbar Intervertebral Disc Protrusion (LIDPtreated by Leverage Location manipulation. [Methods] 33 patients with lumbar intervertebral disc protrusion were observed (male = 19, female = 14,4 cases of expand type, 25 cases of the outstanding type, 4 cases of the free type.Using lever to observe the CT imaging of the cases. [Results] The 24 cases had no change in degree of Intervertebral Disc Protrusion while 9 cases had the changes.29 cases changed the compression relation between the nerve root and the lumbar intervertebral protrusion.Another 4 cases had nothing changed. [Conclusion] Leverage location manipulation has a little effect on changing the degree of the lumbar intervertebral protrusion, but can change compression relation between the nerve root and the lumbar intervertebral protrusion which proves that leverage location manipulation has effect on curing the LIDP. Keywords:: lumbar intervertebral disc protrusion (LIDP; massage; bone setting manipulation; imaging changes; clinical observation Lumbar disc herniation is a common disease, is caused by lumbar and leg pain, one