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Twenty-year-old pathogenic "active" postsurgical scar: a case study of a patient with persistent right lower quadrant pain

Kobesova A, Morris CE, Lewit K, Safarova M

. 2007 ; 30 (3) : 234-238.

Jazyk angličtina Země Spojené státy americké

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OBJECTIVE: This case study describes a patient with persistent right lower quadrant and low back pain who experienced relief after manual mobilization techniques of an old appendectomy scar. CLINICAL FEATURES: A 53-year-old man with pain in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen and low back had previously failed several trials of multimodal treatments. He had an irritated old appendectomy scar in the right lower quadrant. Degenerative disk findings were also noted in the upper lumbar spine. INTERVENTIONS AND OUTCOMES: Manual mobilization of the superficial and deep layers of the scar tissue was applied. The patient experienced an immediate pain reduction after the first treatment. Nine treatments in total were administered to the patient. CONCLUSIONS: Assessment and treatment of "active" scar tissue may comprise an important component of the management of locomotor dysfunction and associated pain syndromes.

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