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Spine Fracture
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A #spinefracture or dislocation of the vertebra which can cause bone fragments to pinch compress and damage the spinal nerves and #spinalcord. Most common type of spine fracture is the vertebral body compression fracture and recognised as indication of osteoporosis. There are distinct types of VCF’s-#Wedgefracture, #crushfracture, #burstfractureusually occurs from mid to lower portion of the spine. Spine fractures leads to the complications like Bowel obstruction, Deep venous #thrombosis, #kyphosis and loss of weight and so on. Spine fractures can be diagnosed by CT, Plain-Roentgenography, MRI.
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