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Journal of chiropractic medicine · 2014

Chiropractic care of acute low back pain and incidental spina bifida occulta: a case report.

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Cofano Gregory P, Anderson Benjamin C, Stumpff Eric R

Аннотация

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this case report is to describe chiropractic care of an adolescent with acute low back pain and incidental finding of spina bifida occulta managed with high-velocity low-amplitude manipulation.

CLINICAL FEATURES: A 10-year-old boy was referred for chiropractic care by his pediatrician for the management of low back pain after a fall 3 days prior. Examination and medical records revealed the patient also had spina bifida occulta at the level of L5.

INTERVENTION AND OUTCOME: High-velocity low-amplitude treatment for lower back pain showed resolution of patient's pain after 6 visits. No adverse effects were reported.

CONCLUSION: An adolescent patient with lower back pain and incidental finding of spina bifida occulta improved with a course of care that included with high-velocity low-amplitude manipulation therapy.