ArticleCureus2024
Improvement in Spine Pain, Functional Performance, and Quality of Life in a 26-Year-Old Male With a Failed Spine Fusion Surgery After Chiropractic BioPhysics® Structural Spinal Rehabilitation: A Case Report With a Six-Month Follow-Up.
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Abstract
Neck pain (NP) is a leading cause of disability and can be a consequence of failed cervical spine surgeries. Articles showing successful conservative therapies after a failed surgery in the cervical spine are very rare. A 26-year-old male reported six years of worsening and disabling NP. The short-form 36-question health status questionnaire revealed a decrease in quality-of-life scores, with a physical component score (PCS) of 25.2 and a mental component score (MCS) of 29.9, compared to the normal scores of 46.8 and 52.8, respectively. Grip strength measured 36.7 kg on the left and 37.1 kg on the right (normal range: 45-52 kg). Radiography revealed cervical hypolordosis (absolute rotation angle, ARA, C2-C7) and anterior head translation (T
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