i thought i would never get a grip on this lenke classification... this 30 mins video got me what 3hrs of reading book could'nt! Thankyou sir for sharing
Just another clarification. 29:24 you called the pedicles that we use are the convex pedicles. Although you I agree that you are pointing out the correct pedicles, it is the concave pedicles that you utilize for your lumbar modifier. Regardless, you are correct the CSVL is still sitting inside of the concave pedicle at the apical vertebrae. Sorry for the little nit-picky comments. This presentation is otherwise quite great! Thanks
thank you so much for explaining the most toughest topic in history of orthopaedic .....i wish you will explain supination abduction ser pronation abduction and per injury
26:30 how we can no without bending, that the lumbar curve ist struktural? May be if we will make Bending to the left, the Cobb-angle will be less then 25°
At 13:05 you called this curve a Lenke 5. Is it not a Lenke 6 with the major curve being a TL/L and assuming the MT is structural. If the MT is non-structural then yes, I guess you are correct. I just wanted to make sure that's what you were getting at.
I had a friend who got in a car accident (got hit by a police cruiser in Jan, 2019), & the urgent care Dr. said she didn't need an xray, that she could see with her naked eye & took a pic with her cell phone(?!?!) that she had/has a Lenke 1 A curve scholiosic lumber not sure if she would ever consider a fusion!? After going to a chiropractor + PT almost a year now & seems to be bringing it back to normal. Any suggestions?
Sir thanks so much for this video. I had a doubt about the lumbar modifier - we are , in most of the cases you showed identifying the lumbar modifier of the minor curve and not the bigger major thoracic curve. Because if you extend the line upto the major curve.. it would probably be a type C. Please clarify if possible
Only structural curves (i.e., curves that do not decreased to under 25° during lateral bending) are used in the Lenke classification system. So a non-structural curves is not described as anything under this system. Of the curves that are structural, the one with the greatest coronal Cobb angle (i.e., the biggest curves) is the major curve, and all other structural curves, if there are any, are minor curves. I hope that helps!
Thanks so much for this. This is the best talk on Lenke classification on the internet! Blessings from Ghana!
Thankyou Dr. I am Orthopedic resident in Pakistan, before starting scoliosis , i watched your video and now scoliosis is easy task.
Thanks alot
i thought i would never get a grip on this lenke classification...
this 30 mins video got me what 3hrs of reading book could'nt!
Thankyou sir for sharing
Well said ..same here
I am resident in orthopedics and it was really helpful.
Best video i ever seen about scoliosis classification
Doctor Gillard , you are amazing, thank you sooooo much for this presentation !!! Greetings from Costa Rica. Pura vida !
thaks! Im fron Uruguay. Im studying to be resident in orthopedics. it was really useful and helpful, thanks for sharing it!!!
Thank you sir, it helped me in clinical and revised Lenke classification of scoliosis, the most effective one 🙏
An excellent presentation
i am resident in orthopedics and it was really helpful thanks for sharing it
beautifully taught
thank you for the wonderful video
Just another clarification. 29:24 you called the pedicles that we use are the convex pedicles. Although you I agree that you are pointing out the correct pedicles, it is the concave pedicles that you utilize for your lumbar modifier. Regardless, you are correct the CSVL is still sitting inside of the concave pedicle at the apical vertebrae. Sorry for the little nit-picky comments. This presentation is otherwise quite great! Thanks
Excellent presentation
thank you so much for explaining the most toughest topic in history of orthopaedic .....i wish you will explain supination abduction ser pronation abduction and per injury
This is perfect. Thank you.
26:30 how we can no without bending, that the lumbar curve ist struktural? May be if we will make Bending to the left, the Cobb-angle will be less then 25°
Best video ever!
Thank you for the class professor
Thank you ! Very helpful !!
good effort, I appreciate
At 13:05 you called this curve a Lenke 5. Is it not a Lenke 6 with the major curve being a TL/L and assuming the MT is structural. If the MT is non-structural then yes, I guess you are correct. I just wanted to make sure that's what you were getting at.
Why it is made so complex.. No one can ever understand this.. But Sir you have explained it so nicely
Can lenkes grade 3 and higher be associated with lumbar modifier of A?
So you a video for pediatric curves?
No, unfortunately I never covered that.
Thank you :) Really helpful !
Thank you professor 🙂
Very amazingly explained sir
Thank you very much.
Amazing explained ...thank you very much
This has helped a lot! Thank youuu 🙏
I had a friend who got in a car accident (got hit by a police cruiser in Jan, 2019), & the urgent care Dr. said she didn't need an xray, that she could see with her naked eye & took a pic with her cell phone(?!?!) that she had/has a Lenke 1 A curve scholiosic lumber not sure if she would ever consider a fusion!? After going to a chiropractor + PT almost a year now & seems to be bringing it back to normal. Any suggestions?
Sir thanks so much for this video. I had a doubt about the lumbar modifier - we are , in most of the cases you showed identifying the lumbar modifier of the minor curve and not the bigger major thoracic curve. Because if you extend the line upto the major curve.. it would probably be a type C. Please clarify if possible
it is called lumbar modifier not thoracic modifier👍
Brilliant Video, Thank You!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a superb video.. thank you so much!!
Excellent
Perfect sir thanks alote
Thank u very much sir for this nice talk.
Very helpful. Thanks!
12:09 My back is kinda similar to this one. Do i need Back Surgery or it can be fixed on other way with like yoga or smth
You need to see orthopedic surgeon ASAP
such a good video ! thank you ! finally i understand this topic (or at least don't think of it as black hole of what is this ?!?!?!?) so thank you
Can you treat scoliosis with 50 degrees without surgery ❤❤❤
sir I am Cobb angle right curve 20degree Cobb angle please help us exercise
thanks for video
thank you its really helpful
excellent
How can a curve be non-structural and be classified as a minor curve?
Only structural curves (i.e., curves that do not decreased to under 25° during lateral bending) are used in the Lenke classification system. So a non-structural curves is not described as anything under this system. Of the curves that are structural, the one with the greatest coronal Cobb angle (i.e., the biggest curves) is the major curve, and all other structural curves, if there are any, are minor curves. I hope that helps!
That's a great thanx a lot .
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Ok
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thank you very much, it is very helpful.