Aug 2026· Pain medicine case reports· Vol 10 6, pp.
529-534
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This case illustrates that thoracolumbar fascia dysfunction may warrant consideration as a contributor to chronic nonspecific low back pain in young athletes and a tiered regenerative approach resulted in substantial pain reduction and return to full training.
A 19-year-old collegiate fast bowler presented with chronic low back pain that acutely worsened during a tournament. Examination suggested a mechanical origin, but plain radiographs showed subtle lucency at L5 and bilateral sacroiliac sclerosis. MRI was interpreted as bilateral sacroiliitis with effusion, raising conce...
Lucas Lamote, J. Kirby· South African Journal of Spo...· 0 citations
Background: Achilles tendinosis is a chronic degenerative tendon disorder that may be resistant to conservative treatment. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP), a
concentrated source of platelet-derived growth factors and signalling proteins, has emerged as a biological treatment option for chronic tendon pathology.
Case Present...
H. Mubark· Open Access Journal of Clini...· 0 citations
Background: Chronic sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction accounts for roughly 15-30% of low back pain cases, yet it is often missed clinically, particularly among patients whose pelvic anatomy has already been altered by trauma.
Case Presentation: A 52-year-old female with an 18-year history of chronic left-sided SI joint...
Suresh Srinivasan, Amanpal Nandra, J. Pathakamuri et al.· medtigo Journal of Medicine· 0 citations
Chronic low back pain with radiating lower-extremity symptoms in the absence of clear radiculopathy or major central canal stenosis remains a common diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. In patients with radiating low back pain without a convincing compressive correlate, posterior myofascial structures may be considere...
King Hei Stanley Lam, Yonghyun Yoon, Teinny Suryadi et al.· Cureus· 0 citations
Background
Contrast media (CM) extravasation is a rare complication of imaging procedures, usually benign but occasionally progressing to acute compartment syndrome (ACS), a limb-threatening emergency requiring prompt surgical decompression.
Case Presentation
A 47-year-old woman with pancreatic cancer and type I diabe...
Hunter R. Hitchens, Saliha Ahmad, William H. Fang et al.· Journal of the American Oste...· 0 citations
Introduction Overuse-related stress injuries of the thoracic spine are uncommon among adolescent athletes, and apophyseal stress fractures in this region are particularly rare. Case Presentation We report a rare case of an apophyseal stress fracture of the first thoracic (T1) spinous process in a 13-year-old elite base...
Yuya Fukuda, K. Kato, K. Otoshi et al.· International Medical Case R...· 0 citations
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