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| Older Age (>65yo) ||'''9%''' | | Older Age (>65yo) ||'''9%''' (3-25%) | ||
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| Prolonged corticosteroid||'''33%''' | | Prolonged corticosteroid||'''33%''' (10-67%) | ||
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| Severe trauma||'''11%''' | | Severe trauma||'''11%''' (8-16%) | ||
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| Presence of contusion or abrasion||'''62% ''' | | Presence of contusion or abrasion||'''62% ''' (49-74%) | ||
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| Multiple red flags||'''90%''' | | Multiple red flags||'''90%''' (34-99%) | ||
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| | | History of malignancy||'''33%''' (22-46%) | ||
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===Red Flag Symptoms of Low Back Pain <ref>Depalma. Red flags of low back pain. JAAPA. 2020;33(8):8. doi:10.1097/01.JAA.0000684112.91641.4c</ref>=== | |||
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! Symptoms !! Corresponding Pathology | |||
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| Age under 18 years || Congenital abnormality | |||
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| Age over 50 years || [[Vertebral fractures and dislocations|Fracture]], malignancy | |||
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| Anticoagulant use || [[Spinal hematoma]] | |||
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| Fever || Infection, malignancy | |||
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| Genitourinary issues including urinary retention/incontinence or sexual dysfunction || [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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| Immunocompromised || [[Vertebral fractures and dislocations|Fracture]], infection | |||
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| IV drug use || Infection | |||
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| Recent spinal surgery or epidural injection || Infection, spinal hematoma | |||
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| Trauma || [[Vertebral fractures and dislocations|Fracture]], [[spinal hematoma]] | |||
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===Red Flag Signs of Low Back Pain<ref>Depalma. Red flags of low back pain. JAAPA. 2020;33(8):8. doi:10.1097/01.JAA.0000684112.91641.4c</ref>=== | |||
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! Signs !! Corresponding Pathology | |||
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| Reduced anal sphincter tone || [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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| Hyperreflexia || [[Acute cord compression]] | |||
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| Hyporeflexia/areflexia || [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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| Lower extremity muscle weakness || [[Acute cord compression]] or [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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| Saddle paresthesia/anesthesia || [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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| Absent or decreased bulbocavernosus reflex || [[Cauda equina syndrome]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:57, 12 April 2023
Back Pain Risk factors and probability of Fracture or Malignancy[1]
| Factor | Post Test Probability (95%CI) |
| Older Age (>65yo) | 9% (3-25%) |
| Prolonged corticosteroid | 33% (10-67%) |
| Severe trauma | 11% (8-16%) |
| Presence of contusion or abrasion | 62% (49-74%) |
| Multiple red flags | 90% (34-99%) |
| History of malignancy | 33% (22-46%) |
Red Flag Symptoms of Low Back Pain [2]
| Symptoms | Corresponding Pathology |
|---|---|
| Age under 18 years | Congenital abnormality |
| Age over 50 years | Fracture, malignancy |
| Anticoagulant use | Spinal hematoma |
| Fever | Infection, malignancy |
| Genitourinary issues including urinary retention/incontinence or sexual dysfunction | Cauda equina syndrome |
| Immunocompromised | Fracture, infection |
| IV drug use | Infection |
| Recent spinal surgery or epidural injection | Infection, spinal hematoma |
| Trauma | Fracture, spinal hematoma |
Red Flag Signs of Low Back Pain[3]
| Signs | Corresponding Pathology |
|---|---|
| Reduced anal sphincter tone | Cauda equina syndrome |
| Hyperreflexia | Acute cord compression |
| Hyporeflexia/areflexia | Cauda equina syndrome |
| Lower extremity muscle weakness | Acute cord compression or Cauda equina syndrome |
| Saddle paresthesia/anesthesia | Cauda equina syndrome |
| Absent or decreased bulbocavernosus reflex | Cauda equina syndrome |
- ↑ Downie A, et al. Red flags to screen for malignancy and fracture in patients with low back pain: systematic review. BMJ. 2013; 347:f7095. [1]
- ↑ Depalma. Red flags of low back pain. JAAPA. 2020;33(8):8. doi:10.1097/01.JAA.0000684112.91641.4c
- ↑ Depalma. Red flags of low back pain. JAAPA. 2020;33(8):8. doi:10.1097/01.JAA.0000684112.91641.4c
