Spasm
A sudden, violent, involuntary contraction of a muscle or group of muscles.
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Telescopic compression of body of T12 . Compression and flattening of many dorsal vertebrae. Osteoporosis. Osteohytes present at lumbar vertebrae. Lumbar spondylosis
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No abnormality of oesophagus detected. No evidence of hiatus hernia.
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Generalised loss of bone density. Pseudo fracture at lateral border of both scapulare. Osteomalacia.
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Generalised loss of bone density. Flattened vertebral bodies. Pseudo fractures seen at lateral border of both scapulare. Osteomalacia
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Generalised loss of bone density. Pseudo fractures present at proximal shaft of both femoa medially and at superior ramus of left pubic bone. Osteomalacia.
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Bilateral renal calculi present. Bilateral sacralisation of 5th lumbar vertebra. Pseudo fracture present at inferior ramus of left pubic bone,and at proximal shaft of both femora. Osteomalacia.
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Sacralisation and ilialisation of 5th lumbar vertebra both sides. Bilateral femoroacetabular impingement.Pincer type. Bilateral bony lump at the front end of iliac crests.- ASIS.
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Generalised loss of bone density. Bilateral coxa vera. Loosers zone(pseudo #) at superior ramus of left pubic bone and proximal shaft of both femora. Osteomalacia.
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