SHRUTHI 02
Date of admission :
A 55 year old male resident of Nalgonda presented to the causality with lower back ache and radiating pain to the left leg since 3 weeks
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS :
Patient was apparently asymptomatic until 3 weeks ago after which he developed lower back ache which is sudden in onset, non progressive, aggravates on movement, relives on rest.
History of trauma (slip and fall from stairs) 3 weeks ago
The patient was taken to the local hospital where he was found to have L5 burst fracture on CT pelvis.
No history of lifting heavy weights, fever, burning micturition,
PAST HISTORY :
k/c/o DM T2 since last 30 years
K/c/o CAD since 2 years
N/k/c/o of HTN, epilepsy, TB, asthma.
History of PCTA 2 years ago
TREATMENT HISTORY:
Tab. Metformin 500mg
Tab . Roglibose 0.2mg
Tab. glimidipine 2mg
PERSONAL HISTORY :
sleep : adequate
Bowel and bladder : regular
Appetite : normal
Addictions: alcohol occasionally
Allergies : none
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Bilateral pitting oedema of upper and lower limbs .
no signs of pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy,
Vitals:
Temperature: 98.2°
Pulse rate : 80
Respiratory rate : 18 cpm
BP: 110/80 mm/hg
Spo2: 98% / at RA liters
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
L5 unstable burst fracture associated with posterolateral corner injury (PLC).
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