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Study of Clinical Manifestations and Imaging Findings in Acute Low Back Pain. Yoshiro Musha 1 , Toshiyuki Kobayashi 1 , Kousaburo Wakae 1 , Kazuhiro Mizutani 1 , Hiroshi Takahashi 2 , Yukikazu Okajima 2 1Department of Second Orthopaedic Surgery, Toho University School of Medicine 2Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Toho University School of Medicine Keyword: acute low back pain , 急性腰痛 , clinical manifestations , 臨床症状 , imaging findings , 画像所見 pp.519-525
Published Date 2004/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100425
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 We assessed the characteristics of non-specific acute low back pain with the rapid onset (within 1 day) of sever lumbago or buttock pain, but without pain or neurological symptoms of legs based on the clinical manifestations and imaging findings. The subjects consisted of 130 patients with acute low back pain, 77males and 53 females, average age 42.4 years. They were divided into three groups:patients with strained back by motion, patients with factors of fatigue etc., and patients without factors, and there were no differences between the results of clinical manifestations and imaging findings in the three groups. Most of the patients had a past history of acute low back pain. Although the pain was severe at first, remission occurred early. The frequency of instability on X ray images was low. MRI showed high rates of mild to moderate disc degeneration and little protrusion of the disc. Comparison with asymptomatic people in their twenties yielded the same results. Malfunction of the disc in the early stages appeared to be the factor that triggered the pain. Mechanical stress or accumulated fatigue based on a certain degree of loss of strength or functional disorder appeared to cause repeated acute attacks. In the cases of disc herniation, the duration of the pain was long. These results indicate that the pain becomes prolonged when the disc pathology progresses to organic change.


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