Osteopathic Mechanics a Text book
Osteopathic Mechanics a Text book
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Particular attention should be paid to the second-third arti- culation when the spinous process of the second has appeared to be to the left of the median line of the back, for there is present with rare exception a secondary lesion of a vertebra above and that lesion has the characteristic that distinguishes it from a primary lesion, normal movement.
Lateral lumbar lesions are commonly the result of strain 1 in a return to the upright position after lateral or forward flexion, as in the liftin...g of heavy objects. Other strains are the lifting of large or heavy objects above the head, the effort in falling to save oneself, and the carrying of heavy weights at the side. The causes that have been mentioned, irritation causing muscular con- traction, trauma, and infection, produce lumbar lesions with great frequency.
The most common cause for lumbago is a lateral lumbar lesion. 2 The patient gives the history of having stooped to pick up something and in rising of having been seized with a sudden pain in his back with inability to move.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Particular attention should be paid to the second-third arti- culation when the spinous process of the second has appeared to be to the left of the median line of the back, for there is present with rare exception a secondary lesion of a vertebra above and that lesion has the characteristic that distinguishes it from a primary lesion, normal movement.
Lateral lumbar lesions are commonly the result of strain 1 in a return to the upright position after lateral or forward flexion, as in the liftin...g of heavy objects. Other strains are the lifting of large or heavy objects above the head, the effort in falling to save oneself, and the carrying of heavy weights at the side. The causes that have been mentioned, irritation causing muscular con- traction, trauma, and infection, produce lumbar lesions with great frequency.
The most common cause for lumbago is a lateral lumbar lesion. 2 The patient gives the history of having stooped to pick up something and in rising of having been seized with a sudden pain in his back with inability to move.
What to read after Osteopathic Mechanics a Text book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edythe Florence Ashmore to read onlineMoreLess
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