Female patient have lba with b/l L/L radiculopathy slr positive 45 so suggest plz

Just for your information:- Treating such pain with modalies will reduce pain but it will reoccur again. We have to correct imbalance using modified chiropractic manual therapy.

This lady presented with BP 220/120. With history of sudden LoC. With vomiting. And aspiration pneumonia. Came after 10 hours with GCS 5. CT attached

c/o Ch backache with weakness both arms and both legs difficulty in walking and standing suggest diagnose and treatment

64 yr old male, presented with gradually progressive spastic quadreparesis, with associated imbalance while walking in dark, for past 2 years, urinary urge for past 2 months, O/E asymmetrical weakness R>L power of 4-/5, all DTR brisk, hoffmans positive, Imapired JPS, vibration, dec pain on R side upto c4 dermatome. what should be the approach for this case ?

65yr old person with lung CA. now complaints of LBA radiating to both lower limbs. spine shows multifold metastasis with cord compressions and cord changes. advice regarding further work up and management.