Neck Case Study | What's the Diagnosis?

In this tutorial, we take you through a case study of a patient with neck pain with neurological symptoms, guiding you through the clinical assessment and clinical reasoning behind the diagnosis. Follow along, did you work out the diagnosis? Comment below 'More', if you found this useful and would like us to create more case study learning resources.
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[@tmn_night8748]

What would you give as treatment for this patiënt?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Sure! First of all, neuropathic painkillers to try and settle their symptoms down, followed by supine neck ROM exercises. Supine offloads the head and makes it easier for the neck. From there we can progress to sitting / standing. A big area of research recently is visual rehab because of the way that the neck acts as a function to allow us to see things (when we turn our head” and so proprioception exercises involving vision can be really useful 👍🏼

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Cervical radiculopathy

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What are the treatment options for GRADE1 ANTERIOR LISTHESIS OF L5

[@Awzqq]

Hello, understand that it can only be classified under radiculopathy ONLY if they fulfil 3 criteria (Deficits in certain dermatomes, myotomes and reflexes) In this case, wouldnt the diagnosis of non specific subacute neck pain leading to radiating numbness be a more ideal diagnosis?

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[@julie_julie8939]

Thoses videos are amazing, it helps me a lot to work on my tests knowledge and deduction abilities! In this case though, I don't feel like weve gone to the bottom of the story. How do we know what could cause this radiculopathy ? I was thinking bad case of buldged disk, deep neck muscle overload or injury that could result in a localized inflammation, pressuring the nerve... But Im not getting the right arguments :/ What would you think ? Thanks a lot 😊

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Absolutely it could be any of these! But honestly in a scenario like this, would it change what we do with treatment? If the patient was to experience worsening of their symptoms that wasn’t responding to treatment then there could be grounds for an MRI scan to find out if it is discogenic in which case surgery could be an option if REEEEALLY needed. But otherwise, I would treat all in almost the same way 😊

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Hi Khalid. If the patient didnt show any pain symptoms on AROM test would it make sense to test PROM also? I love these case studies, more please!

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I had this at C4/5 level ended up with double cervical disc replacement 10 years down the line all is still good ..

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[@eklautasaquib]

Why do you use they for she and their for her. Why you guys ruining your language. Khalid don't do that. I have subscribed your channel since 2020

[@jmac3112]

I think you're reading far too much into it and the language isn't even incorrect. Think this is what you call projection

[@angustaylor711]

They/their literally works for everyone doesn't it?

[@eklautasaquib]

@@angustaylor711 when it's a lady and that too just one in number. They their is incorrect

[@angustaylor711]

@@eklautasaquib nope! They/their works for singular or plural, and works for anyone of any gender. So what Khalid is doing is using inclusive language, which surely we all strive for in any caring profession like physio?

[@jmac3112]

@@angustaylor711 you'd think but obviously not for the other person. Even though he literally says 'she' at the start... People getting angry over nothing, projection, and a poor grasp of the English language over a gawd damn case study lol

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