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Osteochondrosis lesions affect the cartilage and bone system located in the vertebral regions. The complexity of cervical osteochondrosis lies in the spread of the pathological process to the neurovascular system communicating with …
In fact, any articular tissue is susceptible to osteochondrosis , but the pathology mainly affects the intervertebral discs. About the development of such a disease, the patient is told by sudden pain in …
The lower back is considered the most mobile part of the spine, so it is more exposed to stress than others and is more often affected by osteochondrosis (more details here). Exercises are considered one …
Osteochondrosis vertebral lesions today have become such a common pathology that only influenza and ARVI overtake them. The age of modern technologies is characterized by a sedentary lifestyle of the population, insufficient …
Osteochondrosis lesions of the neck are quite common today, and in relatively young patients. Due to pinched nerves or disc displacement, patients experience headaches and heart pains, dizziness, etc. Such a pathology is …
Therapeutic gymnastics has established itself as a highly effective therapeutic technique against osteochondrosis lesions of the sacrum and lower back. Such physical education affects the cause of the development of pathological processes …
Today, cervical osteochondrosis is considered far from a rare disease, and it occurs not only in middle-aged patients, but also in relatively young people, which is most often due to inactivity or …
Experts call the cervical spine the most active and vulnerable part of the human spine. The muscle corset, which performs a protective function, is not strong enough in this area. That …
Spine X-ray is the simplest examination method that can be performed in any medical institution. X-ray allows you to establish some pathologies, this method has its own certain advantages and a number of disadvantages, …
Establishing the correct diagnosis is an important milestone in patient care. The lumbosacral region combines: five vertebrae of the lumbar spine, five fused sacral vertebrae, from three to five completely …