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Tatiana M. Prowell, M.D.

• Associate Professor of Oncology

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Pain from the T11–12 joints is felt reader is referred to Chapter 2: Acute Pain M anagement erectile dysfunction adderall order cialis super active 20mg line. The evidence-base for the aetiology and pathology of acute Pain outside the thoracic spine has been documented in a thoracic spinal pain on which history taking should be based is hospital-based case series of 30 patients with acute thora far from comprehensive erectile dysfunction treatment doctors in hyderabad buy cheapest cialis super active. Areas of radiation method of eliciting a history and no research on the reliability included the flanks and anteriorly (66%) erectile dysfunction acupuncture order 20mg cialis super active mastercard, the legs (6%) erectile dysfunction age 33 buy cialis super active cheap online, the and validity of the elements of a history in relation to acute abdomen (20%) and the chest (13%) (Patel et al. W here possible, the following informa Thoracic spinal pain, therefore, may not be restricted to the tion derives from the evidence on the aetiology of thoracic thoracic spinal region, but may spread to involve the trunk wall. As a priority, the aim is to assess for the presence of the distribution of referred pain does not imply any particular serious conditions presenting as thoracic pain. Reference has source but it is a reasonable guide to the segmental location of been made to texts on musculoskeletal pain and internal medi the source structure. The higher the location of referred pain, the cine where deficiencies exist (Flynn 1996; Kenna and M urtagh higher the segmental origin of the source. Pain History Thoracic spinal pain has also been docum ented as Site and Distribution spreading to the medial aspect of the arm following noxious Although these guidelines are focused within the anatomical stimulation of the T1 interspinous tissues (Feinstein et al. Anterior the textbook literature describes a ‘T4 syndrome’ in which chest pain in association with thoracic spinal pain raises the pain and paraesthesia in the upper limbs has been ascribed to possibility of ischaemic heart disease or dissection of the ‘segm ental dysfunction’ between T2 and T7 (M cGuckin thoracic aorta. This relationship, however, was based on manual assess structures whose innervation arises from a similar level or levels ment using techniques of unknown reliability and validity, and in the spinal cord, commonly structures in the chest and on response to manipulative therapy that was poorly docu abdominal walls. When it accompanies abdominal or flank pain, acute usually deep, dull and aching. Bone pain is often described as pyelonephritis and cholecystitis should be considered. M uscular pain is often called ‘cramping’ or ‘spasm’ Unexplained weight loss and fatigue may occur with malig (Kenna and M urtagh 1989). Abdominal pain which waxes and wanes in association with It may be difficult to differentiate this from the sharp pain of thoracic spinal pain raises the possibility of biliary or renal colic. Neuropathic pain, for example in shingles, is the possibility of cardiac and visceral disorders. In both radicular and neuropathic pain, W hile it is acknowledged that clinical assessment lacks reli sensory disturbance in the associated dermatome may be ability and validity, it enables the clinician to investigate the present (Kenna and M urtagh 1989). In the case of cardiac ated with serious conditions such as malignancy, infection and pain, the sensation may be more of a tightness or a heaviness in fracture. Consequently, pain in the upper thoracic 1 199 1 spine may be aggravated or relieved by certain movements History serves to differentiate sources of acute thoracic spinal pain to and postures of the neck, and lower thoracic spinal pain identify features of potentially serious conditions; however it carries affected by movement and postures of the trunk. W here movement and posture Systems and techniques for the physical examination of the has no effect on the severity of the pain, serious conditions thoracic spine are based on the general principles of physical should be considered. The exception here is in the m id examination and on extrapolation of systems and techniques thoracic spine, which, braced by ribs, may be less susceptible used for the lumbar spine. Other Aspects of the Pain History A physical examination of the thoracic spine may include Pain on general exertion may suggest ischaemic heart disease, inspection, palpation and movement. Inspection Such relationships are not constant, however, and caution the purpose of inspection is to identify visible abnormalities. Posture adolescents, which may be progressive and have other sequelae Spinal posture may influence the range and pattern of move such as respiratory compromise. It has been suggested that pain influ ences posture, and that postural abnormalities may contribute Palpation to the development of spinal pain syndromes (Enwemeka et al. However, a causal relationship in this regard has not nature and lack quantitative accuracy. The deep muscular tension as an indication of dysfunction of inter-examiner reliability for the same examiners using five marked thoracic spinal segments. This association did not apply for pain severity or 82% for 114 manual examination tests (requiring 162 deci frequency. However, there was no clear association between cervi sions) on five subjects examined by two experienced manipula cothoracic posture and pain in a study comparing 18 patients tive therapists 24 hours apart. The intra-examiner reliability for with pain and 18 pain-free controls (Refshauge et al. Using a clinically acceptable definition of ‘expanded Scheuermann’s disease or simply to poor habitual posture. The agreement’ as agreement to within one vertebral level, good thoracic kyphosis increases with age and has little potential for Kappa scores of 0. In such cases, postural A variety of abnormalities are alleged to be detectable on correction is largely achieved through compensatory changes in physical examination of the thoracic spine. W ith respect to validity, one study has asymptomatic individuals, confounding the validity of these shown that in older women with severe thoracic kyphosis signs (Table 5. In a study of 60 students, a threshold for tenderness tural change (Ettinger et al. H owever, mobility and of 50 N of pressure was established with a dolorimeter over functional activities are more likely to be impaired in individuals thoracic transverse processes, there were significant overall and with severe thoracic kyphosis (Cook et al. However no studies have assessed the validity of any radiographic techniques and other techniques such as M oire thoracic palpatory test against a criterion standard as a criterion fringe topography, there appear to have been no publications standard is yet to be established. M oreover, there is no established relationship between scoliosis and 1 199 1 pain. The pursuit of scoliosis in the assessment of thoracic the reliability of palpation for tenderness of the thoracic spine is good spinal pain is relevant in the case of idiopathic scoliosis in but its validity is unknown. In one study, no There is no literature dealing with the reliability of the assess patient with spinal cancer presented with neuromotor deficits, ment of gross movement restriction of the thoracic spine. Neuromotor deficits were present in 5% of a during movements of the lumbar spine (M cCombe et al. W ith respect to motion palpation of individual segments, the likelihood ratios of a positive clinical examination one study has reported that the T9–10 segment is the most indicating a fracture in the thoracolumbar spine in blunt hypomobile (Love and Brodeur 1987). However, correlation coefficients for intra-examiner reliability of eight the definition of a positive clinical examination was not given senior chiropractic students were greater than 0. Even using the criteria for agreement within one segment, kappa Following blunt traum a, a negative clinical exam ination in the presence scores for inter-observer agreement were only fair for sitting at of a clear sensorium m akes a thoracic spinal fracture unlikely. The presence of fever with or without long tract neurological signs and symptoms is an alerting feature for infection as a 1 199 1 cause of thoracic spinal pain, even if it has been present for the reliability of m otion palpation of the thoracic spine is m arginal. W hile the predictive values of these alerting features spinal pain differ according to whether or not the onset of pain have not been tested specifically in relation to thoracic spinal is associated with trauma. Plain films play a role in detecting serious conditions associ In the detection of cancer in primary care patients with ated with thoracic spinal pain when alerting features indicate pain in the thoracolumbar spine, the study by Deyo and Diehl such conditions. Given the increased odds of pain in those (1988) suggests that some signs are very poor predictors. However there is no Neuromotor deficits, when present, justify investigation in literature that adequately describes the sensitivity and their own right, but they are uncommon in people with serious specificity of plain films in the detection of other serious 74 Evidence-based M anagem ent of Acute M usculoskeletal Pain Chapter 5. Twenty-three findings can be used to determine the cause of pain in the had neurological deficits indicating the high risk of neurolog thoracic spine. Disc space narrowing at multiple levels is a ical complications with thoracic spinal fractures. Fractures due common finding from the third decade of life, with an equal to blunt trauma are more likely to occur in those 60 years or prevalence in symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals over (Table 5. It is associated with other age changes investigation (Samuels and Kerstein 1993). In Severity Score ≥ 15, a positive clinical examination, and a fall contrast, zygapophyseal joint degeneration is most common at of ≥ 10 feet as three factors associated with thoracolumbar the C7–T1 and T11–12 levels (Shore 1935). This makes disc calcification a useful altered conscious state, a lower threshold for radiography screening sign for thoracic disc protrusion, but it has no rela should pertain. These conclusions are supported by a retrospective review of Radiographically confirmed Scheuermann’s kyphosis has 145 patients with thoracic or lumbar spine fractures from blunt been found to be associated with an increased prevalence of trauma. Back pain or tenderness was present in only 81% of back pain and a decreased prevalence of lower extremity pain people at presentation (M eldon and M oettus 1995). M ore specifically, pain in the remaining 19% without back pain and tenderness had an altered thoracic spine was present in 28% of patients with sensorium, a concomitant major injury or a neurologic deficit. On the these data suggest that patients who are awake, alert, and other hand, 72% of patients with Scheuermann’s disease do have no clinical evidence of injury, do not require radiologic not have back pain and causality is unclear. Those with equivocal or 1 199 1 positive clinical findings or with altered levels of consciousness should have complete thoracolumbar spine evaluation. In the absence of traum a, plain radiography is of lim ited use in defining Retrospective data on 1485 patients with blunt injuries the cause of pain.

The new england journal of medicine of the pain associated with osteoarthritis erectile dysfunction doctor in pakistan order cialis super active 20mg, pain Since the knee does not bend much during emanates most often from the patellofemoral walking on level ground erectile dysfunction exam order 20mg cialis super active with amex, the patella does not joint back pain causes erectile dysfunction buy cheap cialis super active 20 mg online. A history of the knee giving way may indicate the presence of an internal de Diagnosis rangement such as a meniscal tear or a tear of the pain of osteoarthritis is usually related to the anterior cruciate ligament erectile dysfunction nyc purchase cialis super active 20mg without a prescription. Pain in the knee at night reflects either chair, and walking long distances bring on pain. Examination of the patient should include test ing for various possible causes of knee pain (Ta ble 1). Since arthritis of the hip can cause referred pain to the knee, range of motion of the hip Femur should be assessed to see whether movement at the hip joint induces knee pain or whether there is groin tenderness. Trochan teric bursitis is part of a syndrome of lateral hip and thigh pain that can extend distally to the tensor fascia lata and even to the iliotibial band, causing lateral knee pain that occurs especially Worn articular with bending of the knee. Examination of the cartilage iliotibial band and more proximal structures in the lateral thigh can identify the source of pain Narrowed (Table 1). Both anserine and trochanteric bursitis joint space can be treated effectively with a local injection of a corticosteroid. Osteophytes Tenderness at the junction of the femur and tibia (the joint line) should be evaluated, as should Tibia Damaged the presence of an effusion. Examination of the medial meniscus patient should include an evaluation of whether the legs are varus (bowlegged) or valgus (knock Bony sclerosis kneed), a physical finding that usually signifies Fibula and cysts marked malalignment. The knees are farther apart than the feet in the frontal plane when a person with varus malalignment is standing, and the knees are closer together than the feet in a person with valgus malalignment. Varus and val gus malalignment are strong risk factors for wors ening radiographic disease4,5 and are probably Figure 1. In addi-5 tion, gait should be observed to determine wheth 842 n engl j med 354;8 Features That Distinguish Various Causes of Chronic Knee Pain from Osteoarthritis. A McMurray test is positive if a click is palpable over the medial or lateral tibiofemoral joint line during flexion and extension of the knee during varus (medial tear) or valgus (lateral tear) stress. These data are derived from studies of acute tears,12 and diagnostic data are not available for chronic tears. If the patient uses a cane, appropriate use cal tears in patients with osteoarthritis is unlikely of the cane should be assessed during gait. Examination of synovial fluid is indicated cruciate ligament, if acute, may cause pain. The if inflammatory arthritis or gout or pseudogout anterior cruciate ligament prevents translation is suspected or if joint infection is a concern; a of the tibia anteriorly during flexion of the knee, white-cell count below 1000 per cubic millimeter and when there is anterior cruciate ligament in in the synovial fluid is consistent with osteoar sufficiency, a Lachman test is more often posi thritis, whereas higher white-cell counts suggest tive than is an anterior drawer test (Table 1). The presence of crystals patients with advanced osteoarthritis, meniscal is diagnostic of either gout or pseudogout. The new england journal of medicine patient if knee pain is nocturnal or is not activ ity-related. If knee pain persists after effective therapy for osteoarthritis, a radiograph may reveal clues to a missed diagnosis. In patients with osteoarthritis, the radiographic findings corre late poorly with the severity of pain (Fig. Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs, Injections of Hyaluronic Acid Cyclooxygenase-2 Inhibitors, and Acetaminophen Injections of hyaluronic acid into the knee joint For treating the pain of osteoarthritis of the knee, have been approved by the Food and Drug Ad head-to-head randomized trials showed that non ministration for the treatment of osteoarthritis. Treatment Dosage Comments Acetaminophen Up to 1 g 4 times a day Patients with liver disease or alcoholism should avoid. High rates of gastrointestinal side effects, in cluding ulcers and bleeding, occur. Patients at high risk for Salsalate 1500 mg twice a day gastrointestinal side effects should also take either a proton Ibuprofen 600–800 mg 3 to 4 times pump inhibitor or misoprostol. Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors Celecoxib 100–200 mg per day High doses are associated with an increased risk of myocardi al infarction and stroke. Opiates Various Common side effects include dizziness, sedation, nausea or vomiting, dry mouth, constipation, urinary retention, and pruritus. Publication bias was found as part of a meta are lacking about the optimal number or frequen analysis of published trials evaluating these treat cy of corticosteroid injections. Opiate analgesic ments, and this suggests that eff icacy results from agents are more efficacious than placebo in con only published reports may be inflated. Topical compounds such as capsaicin ing two that were large enough to detect modest have been modestly better than placebo in reducing treatment effects, have shown no efficacy of glucos the pain of osteoarthritis of the knee (Table 2). In patients with osteoar thritis of the knee, weakness of the quadriceps Other Pharmacologic Therapies muscles is caused by disuse and by inhibition of In randomized trials, intraarticular corticosteroid muscle contraction in the presence of adjacent injections have relieved pain more effectively than capsular swelling (so-called arthrogenous muscle placebo for one to three weeks on average, after inhibition). Malalignment is induced over a long period by Treatment Comments anatomic alterations of the joint and bone, and Exercise correcting it is challenging. Progressive training domized trials is sparse regarding the efficacy of is most effective. Exercises in a pool or partial therapies to correct malalignment across the knee Aerobic weight-bearing exercises are often tolerated bet joint. In one trial of patients with osteoarthritis ter than equivalent full-weight-bearing exercises. Braces or taping can cause skin irri the knee include the use of wedged insoles or Shoe inserts tation and can impede the return of blood flow orthotics in footwear. Although such modifications to deterioration in malaligned knees,37 strengthen footwear decrease varus malalignment,43 one ing the muscles is still important because stronger randomized trial44 showed no reduction in pain muscles improve the stability of the joints and as compared with a neutral insert. Patellofemoral pain may be caused by tilting Exercises are likely to be most effective if they or malalignment of the patella. Patellar realign train muscles for the activities a person performs ment with the use of braces or tape to pull the daily. Range-of-motion exercises, which do not patella back into the trochlear sulcus of the femur strengthen muscles, and isometric exercises, or reduce its tilt may lessen pain. In clinical trials which strengthen muscles, but not through a in which tape was used to reposition the patella range of motion, are unlikely to be effective. To into the sulcus without tilt, knee pain was re reduce pain and improve function, randomized duced as compared with placebo. Commercial patellar that occurs when a person flexes or extends the braces are also available, but their efficacy has knee against resistance). Exer cise regimens may differ for persons with patel Guidelines lofemoral symptoms. Guidelines are available for the treatment of knee the involvement of a physical therapist is often osteoarthritis47-49 but predate the publication of warranted. Radiographs of the knee are not indi inforce the importance of exercise by asking the cated routinely, although I would order these in patient to demonstrate her exercises and report the case described in the vignette, given the lack how often she does them. Topical capsaicin has been shown Should the sleeve be ineffective, I would fit her to be of moderate benefit in reducing pain and for a valgus knee brace if she would be willing could also be considered. I would refer the patient to physical therapy No potential conflict of interest relevant to this article was reported. Knee vial thickening: association with knee pain chondrocalcinosis in the elderly and its pain and osteoarthritis in older adults: in osteoarthritis. J Rheumatol 2001;28: association with knee osteoarthritis: the a review of community burden and current 1330-7. Epidemiology of osteo resonance imaging: prevalence in knees A randomized, double-blind, crossover arthritis. J Rheumatol 2000; Gastrointestinal toxicity of nonsteroidal Ann Intern Med 2001;134:541-9. McAlindon T, Formica M, LaValley M, training in older adults with knee osteo management of osteoarthritis of the hip Lehmer M, Kabbara K. Arthritis Rheum glucosamine for symptoms of knee osteo J Rheumatol 2001;28:1655-65. Exercise and dietary weight loss in North of England evidence based guide Am J Med 2004;117:643-9. Arthritis drugs versus basic analgesia in treating two in combination for painful knee osteo Rheum 2004;50:1501-10.

A 6-year-old boy develops symptoms of cough impotence quotes order 20mg cialis super active visa, fever erectile dysfunction protocol book scam buy 20 mg cialis super active fast delivery, and malaise followed by a generalized maculopapular rash that has spread from the head downward erectile dysfunction by age statistics order cialis super active 20 mg. A few days after the onset of the rash he is drowsy xyzal impotence purchase cialis super active 20mg without prescription, lethargic, and complaining of headache. Which of the following is the most likely delayed neurologic complication of measles virus encephalitis? A 23-year-old university student presents to the clinic for evaluation of symptoms consisting of painful urination and a penile discharge. Examination of the prostate, testes, and penis are normal, but there is a visible discharge that can be expressed from the urethra. A 56-year-old man presents to the clinic for assessment of intermittent fevers and malaise for the past 2 weeks. On examination, his temperature is 38°C, blood pressure 124/80 mm Hg, pulse 72/min, and head and neck are normal. There is a 3/6 systolic ejection murmur, the second heart sound is mechanical in quality, and a 2/6 early diastolic murmur is heard. A 22-year-old woman presents to the clinic for assessment of symptoms consisting of vulvar 70. A 22-year-old woman presents to the clinic for assessment of symptoms consisting of vulvar itching, burning, and pain when voiding urine. On physical examination, there is some vulvar ulceration but no vaginal discharge. A 29-year-old sexually active man presents to the clinic complaining of painful urination and penile discharge. He reports no other symptoms and is otherwise well with no significant past medical history. He recalls having similar symptoms 8 years ago that were treated successfully with antibiotics. On physical examination, he is afebrile, the penis, testes, and prostate are normal on palpation. Microscopic examination of the appropriate specimens is not possible in this clinic. A 56-year-old previously healthy man is admitted to the hospital for community-acquired pneumonia. Which of the following statements concerning the epidemiology of S pneumoniae is correct? A 62-year-old woman presents with fever, cough, sputum production, and pleuritic chest pain. Which of the following immunologic mechanisms is the most specific host defense against pneumococcal infection? A 5-year-old boy presents to the clinic for evaluation of symptoms of left ear pain and associated fever. On physical examination, the left eardrum is inflamed with a small perforation in it and pus is seen in the external canal. Which of the following is the most likely mechanism for S pneumoniaeto cause otitis media? A 31-year-old woman presents with symptoms of vulvar itching and burning made worse by urinating. She has no fever or frequency, but has noticed a recent whitish vaginal discharge. On speculum examination, there is a white discharge with small white plaques loosely adherent to the vaginal wall. Which of the following treatments is appropriate for her asymptomatic male sexual partner? A 29-year-old man is seen in the office after returning from a hiking trip in Colorado. He complains of feeling unwell and reports symptoms of fever, myalgia, headache, and nausea. Two days ago, he noticed a rash on his wrists and ankles that has now spread to his body. There are multiple 1–5 mm macules on his body and some of them have a hemorrhagic center consistent with a petechia. Three individuals living on the same floor in a university dormitory residence develop symptoms and signs of pneumonia. In an outbreak, which of the following conditions most likely predisposed these 3 individuals to developing pneumococcal pneumonia? Her appetite is poor, and today her family noticed that she is confused so they send her to the emergency room for an assessment. He reports minimal whitish sputum production and now has chest soreness from coughing so much. Mycoplasma pneumonia is considered in the possible differential diagnosis of his pneumonia. Which other symptom besides cough is also prominent in patients with mycoplasma pneumonia? Questions 80 through 84: For each mechanism of antibiotic action, select the most likely drug. Questions 85 through 89: For each antibiotic side effect, select the most likely drug. Questions 90 through 94: For each of the following patients, select the most likely diagnosis. A previously healthy 43-year-old man presents with symptoms of cough, fever, weight loss, and lymphadenopathy for the past 2 months. His physical examination reveals multiple axillary and cervical lymph nodes and oropharyn-geal ulcerations. Four weeks ago, he was traveling in southern California, including visiting the San Joaquin valley. While there he did experience a “flu-like” illness, which slowly improved but then his symptoms of cough and sputum started. A 42-year-old man presents with symptoms of cough, sputum, fever, and weight loss. A 25-year-old woman presents with fever, night sweats, and muscles aches for the past 1 month. On examination, she has axillary and cervical lymph nodes, but no active joints or hepatosplenomegaly. A 42-year-old man presents with sudden-onset fever, chills, headaches, myalgias, and arthralgias. On examination, there is a small “punched out” ulcer, which is erythematous and indurated on his hand, as well as epitrochlear and axillary lymph nodes that are tender. As a hobby, he keeps rabbits in a large pen outside his house and recalls being bitten by one 2 weeks ago. Questions 95 through 99: For each of the following patients, select the most likely infecting organism. A 28-year-old man presents with a new genital ulcer on his penis that is painless. A 35-year-old woman develops nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea 1 day after attending an outdoor picnic. For this infectious disease, preventive measures are no longer used since it has been effectively eradicated. A 34-year-old man who works as a carpenter presents with symptoms of jaw discomfort, dysphagia, and pain as well as stiffness in his neck, back, and shoulders. On examination, he is unable to open his jaw, his proximal limb muscles are stiff as is his abdomen and back, but the hands and feet are relatively spared. He occasionally has violent generalized muscles spasms that cause him to stop breathing, but there is no loss of consciousness. A clinical diagnosis is made and he is treated with antibiotics, antitoxin, and diazepam as well as muscle relaxants for the spasms. It has the ability to survive for years in the form of spores, which are resistant to disinfectants and heat. Tetanus can occur in nonimmunized individuals, or those who have neglected their booster shots. Penicillin, or metronidazole, is used in treatment, but their efficacy is not clear.

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