Lumbar pain

Human subjects exposed to lOOppm for 15 minutes noted eye and throat irritation and objected to the unpleasant odor. Ingestion of 3 g caused drowsiness, headache, unsteady gait, and lumbar pain. ... 

Mallotus japonicus (Thunb.) Muell. Ye Wu Tong (stem, leaf) Resin, tannins, alkaloids.60 Treat lumbar pain, stomachache, crushed leaves are applied to tumors and swellings. 

Effects of TNT on the kidney are manifest in increased filtration rates. In mild cases of TNT intoxication, urgency, frequent urination and lumbar pain may be the only sumptoms... 

Because of the severe pain, the physician (Patient 5) with exercise-induced acute renal failure (ALPE) made a self-diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. Initially, most patients are diagnosed as having ureteral stone, but some physicians diagnose lumbar pain or lumbar disc hernia. 

At the Emergency Outpatient Unit, most patients were initially diagnosed as having ureteral stone, or acute gastroenteritis based on vomiting/slight fever, or acute pancreatitis, lumbar pain, muscular pain, or lumbar disc hernia based on severe pain (Fig. 73). 

Calculi in the urinary tract Acute gastroenteritis Acute pancreatitis Lumbar pain Acute pyelonephritis Acute glomerulonephritis Acute renal failure Edema Acute appendicitis Peritonitis Trauma... 

Of 12 healthy volunteers given an intrathecal injection of adenosine (500-2000 micrograms) one volunteer had transient lumbar pain lasting 30 minutes after an injection of 2000 micrograms (38). There were no adverse effects at lower doses. 

Lindh A, Andersson AS, Westman L. Is transient lumbar pain after spinal anaesthesia with lidocaine influenced by early mobilisation Acta Anaesthesiol Scand 2001 45(3) 290-3. 

Davies MJ, Cook RJ, Quach K. Transient lumbar pain after 5% hyperbaric lignocaine spinal anaesthesia in patients having minor vascular surgery. Anaesth Intensive Care 2002 30(6) 782-5. 

Balkan nephropathy is a chronic tuhulointerstitial disease with occult, insidious onset, usually progressing slowly with no apparent signs of symptoms. After a long asymptomatic period, the disease is manifested as chronic renal failure. Less commonly hlunt lumbar pain or renal colic may develop or, occasionally, dysuric symptoms induced by urinary tract infechon. If hematuria exists, urothelial tumor should be suspected. In an advanced case polyuria and nocturia are present due to impaired concentrating ability of the kidneys. The disease is tolerated well and the patients preserve their working ability until advanced stages of renal failure [18, 76, 88, 89]. 

Chen CL et al [21] described 2 patients who developed nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and lumbar pain and presented acute renal failure due to acute in-... 

Chymodiactin chymopapain, chymopapain [ban, inn, usan) (NSC 107079 BAX 1526 Chymodiactin ) is an ENZYME (MW c. 27,000) isolated from Carica papaya (papaya). It is a proteolytic enzyme, used by injections into vertebral discs to treat sciatica and lumbar pain (herniated lumbar discs). 

Back, cervical - pain Back, lumbar - pain Bowel movements - constipation [4]... 

Arterial press - low Arterial pulse press - narrow Back, lumbar - pain Bones - pain... 

ACUTE HEALTH RISKS headache weakness nausea abdominal pain lumbar pain dark red urine yellow Jaundice lung irritation death. 

Exposure Routes, Symptoms, Target Organs (see Table 5) ER Inh SY Head, lass nau, abdom pain lumbar pain, hema, hemolytic anemia jaun pulm irrit TO Blood, liver, kidneys, resp sys First Aid (see Tabie 6) Breath Resp support ... 

Case 2. A 53-year-old woman undergoing long-term steroid therapy for asthma with permanent dyspnea, received, from 15 September 1967 untilJanuary 1969,16 monthly 1 mg tetracosapeptide injections. Then she had an injection every two weeks. The 21st injection on 10 March 1969, was followed by lumbar pains and vomiting but no eruption. On 24 March 1969, 0.25 mg depot tetracosapeptide was injected the same phenomena followed the next day with Quincke s edema and generalized urticaria. Tests were positive to 1 100 dilution of tetracosapeptide. 

Lumbar pains of traumatic or rheumatic origin (muscular or ligament ruptures and laxities, rib fissures, arthritis, arthrosis etc.) ... 

Fig. 25.2. Acute lumbar pain and hematuria induced by minor trauma in this adolescent girl. Discrepancy between the history and ultrasound findings (huge right renal mass) led to enhanced CT, which confirmed the diagnosis of right renal tumor...

Fig. 25.4a-d. Motor vehicle accident involving this 7-year-old girl. On arrival, she complained of lumbar pain. Microscopic hematuria was revealed by a dipstick test. Power Doppler of the right kidney was normal (a). It showed severely decreased vasculature on the left side (b). Vascular pedicle injury was confirmed by enhanced CT (c). Note that conventional grey scale ultrasound of the left kidney was normal (d)... 

A 36-year-old man took 1.8 g of glafenine because of a hangover . Several hours later he was stricken with severe abdominal and lumbar pain associated with nausea and vomiting. He was referred to hospital with anuria and azotaemia and appeared to be overhydrated. The blood pressure was raised (165/100 mm Hg) and there was radiological evidence of Interstitial pulmonary oedema. Laboratory investigation revealed elevation of the blood urea (90 mg/100 ml rising to a maximum of 190 mg/100 ml), creatinine (maximum 12.5 mg/... 

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