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12-JANUARY-2003 SUFIAN IBRAHEEM SAFAR 30 YEARS
HUGE EXTRUDED DISC L5-S1 LEFT FORAMINAL.
Anamnesis
The patient came to the clinic 07-January-2003
complaining of LBP for 10 days with left
sciatica.
On examination: the patient in agonizing pain,
limping with exaggerated scoliotic stance. SLRS
was 30
degrees with pain in the left. There is weak
dorsiflexion left foot 3/5 with hypalgesia left
L5 and S1 roots territories.
Left L4-5 hemiflavotomy with left
L5 foraminotomy. The extruded disc was removed
lateral to the axilla and left sided intradiscal
cleaning L4-5 disc space. The patient was put in
Reverse Trendelenburg position with Valsalva
maneuver and hyperventilation. No CSF leak. Routine closure of
the wound
Smooth postoperative recovery.
The radicular pain decreased and the power of left
foot normalized. He was sent to the ward.
Follow Up
The patient came to the clinic 22-January-2003
with clean wound with SLRS 85 degrees without
pain with no sensory, nor motor deficit.
Comments
The recurrence rate in this case still
ranking around 7% because the disc space is not completely
collapsed.
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