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{Lumbar spine} [+] yes, present, positive [-] no, absent, negative [~] equivocal [\] not applicable, not performed [?] unknown, unsure, unavailable { } annotation, comment PRESENTING COMPLAINTS OR ISSUES Reasons for visit: [-] new problem/issue [-] review/follow-up Presenting symptoms: [-] back pain [-] back stiffness Right lower limb symptoms: [-] pain [-] sensory loss [-] paraesthesia [-] weakness [-] wasting Distribution: Left lower limb symptoms [-] pain [-] sensory loss [-] paraesthesia [-] weakness [-] wasting Distribution: History of presenting complaint: Onset: Location: Severity (/10): Quality: Timing: Context: Aggravated by: Relieved by: Management to date: - Diagnostic investigation results: [+] [~] [-] [?] PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Relevant past medical history: [-] significant low back pain [-] sciatica [-] lumbar radiculopathy [-] lumbar surgery [-] spondyloarthritis [-] leg length inequality FAMILY HISTORY [-] spondyloarthritis PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Spine: [-] deformity [-] scoliosis [-] kyphosis [-] flat lumbar lordosis [-] pronounced lumbar lordosis [-] spinous process tenderness [-] paraspinal tenderness [-] scars Paraspinal muscle spasm: [-] right [-] left Muscle wasting: [-] Right thigh [-] Right calf [-] Left thigh [-] Left calf Active ranges of motion: {abnormalities} [-] Flexion [60+] [-] Extension [25+] [-] Lateral flexion [25+] [-] Rotation [30+]: Right Motor power: Motor power grading: 0 = no contraction, 1 = slight contraction and no movement, 2 = active movement with gravity eliminated, 3 = active movement against gravity only, 4 = active movement against resistance but reduced, 5 = normal active movement against resistance. Right: 5 : hip flexion - L2-4 5 : hip extension - S1 5 : knee extension - L2-4 5 : knee flexion - L4-S2 5 : ankle dorsiflexion - L4-L5 5 : ankle plantar flexion - S1 Left: 5 : hip flexion - L2-4 5 : hip extension - S1 5 : knee extension - L2-4 5 : knee flexion - L4-S2 5 : ankle dorsiflexion - L4-L5 5 : ankle plantar flexion - S1 Deep tendon reflexes: Reflex grading: 0 = no response, 1 = decreased, 2 = normal, 3 = increased, 4 = increased with clonus, N = not testable. Right: 2 : knee jerk - L2, L3, L4 2 : ankle jerk - S1, S2 2 : plantar reflex - L5, S1, S2 Left: 2 : knee jerk - L2, L3, L4 2 : ankle jerk - S1, S2 2 : plantar reflex - L5, S1, S2 Sensation: (Light touch, pin-point) Sensory grading (compare with the face as the normal control): 0 = absent (anaesthesia), 1 = altered or reduced, 2 = normal. Right: 2 : L1 - iliac crest and inguinal region 2 : L2 - antero-lateral thigh 2 : L3 - knee 2 : L4 - medial lower leg, medial malleolus 2 : L5 - medial tibia, great toe and medial dorsum of foot 2 : S1 - sole and lateral side of foot 2 : S2 - calf and posterior thigh to buttock 2 : S3-5 - buttock, perianal Left: 2 : L1 - iliac crest and inguinal region 2 : L2 - antero-lateral thigh 2 : L3 - knee 2 : L4 - medial lower leg, medial malleolus 2 : L5 - medial tibia, great toe and medial dorsum of foot 2 : S1 - sole and lateral side of foot 2 : S2 - calf and posterior thigh to buttock 2 : S3-5 - buttock, perianal Slump sign: {abnormalities} [-] left [-] right ASSESSMENT Clinical summary: [+] [~] [-] Diagnosis/es: 1. 2. Differential diagnosis: - MANAGEMENT PLAN Procedures performed: - Diagnostic investigations requested: - Referrals: - Information and advice given: - Medication: - FOLLOW-UP Outstanding issues: - Next appointment: - [dqref.com 260131]
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