This trial is evaluating whether Treatment will improve 1 primary outcome and 2 secondary outcomes in patients with Spinal Diseases. Measurement will happen over the course of assessed for change at 12 months.
This trial requires 50 total participants across 2 different treatment groups
This trial involves 2 different treatments. Treatment is the primary treatment being studied. Participants will all receive the same treatment. Some patients will receive a placebo treatment. The treatments being tested are not being studied for commercial purposes.
"About 1.4 million of US children receive a spinal diagnosis each year. This translates to around 3.9 new cases/100,000 children/year. This means that 0.04% of all children and 0.18% of all adolescents will develop a spinal disease in their lifetime. It is important to recognize the potential impact of spinal diseases on children and adolescents as they grow older." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"This topic emphasizes the need for a continuous process of education and instruction, both within and outside the field of musculoskeletal medicine. Furthermore, it presents the opportunity to bring together key experts and health professionals in a variety of different facets and specialties within the field of medicine. This initiative provides an opportunity to disseminate knowledge and knowledge based on a variety of perspectives to address issues related to spain, Europe and world health in general." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"There is a significant difference between surgical and conservative treatment of spinal degenerative diseases. However, spinal surgery cannot totally or temporarily stop the process of disc degeneration or repair spinal cord, and the only way to halt further disease progression is complete discontinuation of oral and illegal drugs." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"A wide variety of procedures are used in the care of patients with spinal diseases. For some patients, surgery may not be possible or appropriate. If surgery to correct spinal disease is thought appropriate the decision will be highly dependent on the severity and prognosis for the individual patient. The treatments may include physical therapy to improve strength and coordination, braces to stabilize the spine, orthopaedics to improve posture, injections to control pain or improve bone and cartilage structure, chiropractic to relieve joint pain or for functional reasons or surgery (especially degenerative spinal diseases). Treatments are highly individualised and are tailored to the specific patient." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"In a recent study, findings demonstrates a significant association between employment on the unoccupied time of the employees and their subsequent development of lumbosacral plexus disorders. It is difficult to explain a possible causal link by the occupational exposure. However, further studies are needed in order to confirm these findings." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Abnormal neurological examinations may include reduced sensation, loss of muscle tone, loss of deep tendon reflexes and loss of lower limb sensation. A spinal nerve root lesion can cause weakness of voluntary muscles of the lower extremities. Cervical spine MRI can be helpful to evaluate the spinal cord and spinal nerves for soft tissue impingement. X-rays, CT scan and MR scans of the neck are helpful to evaluate the carots, jugulars, pharyngeal arches and clavicles for osteoporosis, degenerative pathology and fractures." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"The primary cause of spinal diseases seems to be compression due to spinal malverdure. The compression is due to various factors like trauma resulting in disc herniation. Spinal stenosis is an important problem. The decompression is a primary method in spinal surgery. Therefore, decompression surgery should be performed as a primary intervention. The spinal surgery done in our series seems to be helpful." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Recent findings of this study suggest that no previous studies have been conducted with regard to treatment options for ILD. The small sample size is a limitation which requires consideration when choosing clinical trials. The studies listed here may have had positive outcomes, but no conclusions can be drawn from these publications." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Treatment is based on the needs of the patient as well as on the needs of the doctor and family. There is no single treatment for Chédiak-Higashi syndrome and current treatment should be based on clinical diagnosis. Treatment is more successful if it is carried out in a multidisciplinary team." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Considering the increased awareness of this condition lately, it will be crucial to discover the genetic and environmental factors that are associated with the onset of vertebral fusion and instability in children with ankylosing stenosis. However, although some possible genes have been discovered that could be implicated in the development of spondylosis, their exact mechanisms of action are not fully known. Therefore we are only able to speculate on the role of the gene in the development of spondylosis." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"The survey found that patients who were receiving standard of care reported worse pain, function, and satisfaction compared to those who did not receive treatment. Additionally, patients who received treatment reported more improvement in their spinal conditions compared to the same patients receiving standard of care." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"The most common presenting complaint of patients with [back pain](https://www.withpower.com/clinical-trials/back-pain) is sciatica, which occurs in the presence of spinal root pain in 50% of cases. A positive sciatica physical examination can be predictive for spondylopathies, since cervical, thoracic or lumbar radiculopathy and myelopathy can be expected if there is a positive exam, especially in those under the age of 50." - Anonymous Online Contributor