SPINAL CORD INJURY-GSW

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SPINAL CORD INJURY-GSW Wayne Cheng, MD Bones and Spine 1

EPIDEMIOLOGY-mechanism Most common cause of traumatic cord inj.: #1 MVA (45%) #2 Fall (22%) #3 Violence (16%) #4 Sports (13%) After 1990, Gsw now #2 leading cause (25%) 2

Epidemiology-Patient population Traumatic SCI mean age: 30.5 male: 80% non-white: high GSW mean age: 25 male: 94% nonwhite: 96% 3

BALLISTICS E = 1/2 MV 2 4

BALLISTICS- Mechanisms of Tissue Damages 1. Crush Wound size 2. Shock wave >500 fps area compressed move away Air containing viscera moe susceptible 3. Temporary cavitation >1000 fps Region of bruising become necrotic 5

PATIENT EVALUATION ABC Vascular and visceral injuries stabilization Physical examination: Wound exam. neurological evaluation? methylprednisolone 30mg/kg + 5.4mg/kg/hr x23hrs. x ray + CT(retain bone/bullet fragm.) 6

SENSORY EXAMINATION Check with both light touch (cotton) and pin prick (safety pin) 0 = absent 1 = impaired (partial or altered appreciation) 2 = normal NT = not testable 7

Sensory Examination C2 occipital protuberance C3 supraclavicular fossa C4 top of AC joint C5 lateral antecub. fossa C6 thumb C7 middle finger C8 little finger 8

SENSORY EXAMINATION T1 medial antecub. fossa T4 nipple line T10 umbilicus T12 Inguinal lig L2 mid ant. thigh L3 Medial fem.cond. L4 medial malleolus 9

SENSORY EXAMINATION L5 dorsum foot S1 lateral heel S2 mid popliteal fossa S3 ischial tuberosity S4-5 perianal area 10

MOTOR EXAMINATION Grade Definition 0 total paralysis 1 visible contraction 2 active, FROM (gravity eliminated.) 3 active, FROM (against gravity) 4 active, FROM (against mod.rest.) 5 Active,FROM (against full.rest.) 11

MOTOR EXAMINATION C5 Elbow flexor Bicep C6 Wrist extensor ECRB C7 Elbow extensor Triceps C8 Finger flexor FDP to MF T1 SF abduction ADM L2 hip flexor iliopsoas L3 knee extensor quads L4 Ankle dorsiflexor Tib ant L5 Long toe extensor EHL S1 Ankle plantarflexor Gastroc/soleus 12

BULBOCAVERNOSUS REFLEX Spinal Shock Cord dysfunction based on physiological disruption. charact. by paralysis, hypotonia, areflexia. Resolution marked by return of reflex below level of injury. 13

DEFINITIONS Neurological level - The most caudal segment of the cord with normal sensory and motor function. Motor level - Muscle with grade of 3, with more rostral key muscle grade of 5. 14

DEFINITIONS Incomplete = Partial preservation of sensory and/or motor function below the neurological level and includes the lowest sacral segment. Complete = Absence of sensory and motor function in the lowest sacral segment. 15

ANATOMY Sacral Sparing Sacral structures are most peripheral in lateral corticospinal spinalthalamic posterior column Indicates some structural continuity of long tracts, so better functional recovery. 16

INCOMPLETE CORD INJURY Central Cord Lesion at C-spine central area arm tract > leg tract (corticle spinal area) Variable sensory sparing, usually has sacral sparing 50% return of Bowl/bladder 17

INCOMPLETE CORD INJURY Brown-Sequard Lesion produces ipsilateral motor/proprioceptive loss and contralateral pain and temperature loss. 18

INCOMPLTE CORD INJURY Anterior cord Variable loss of motor, pain/temp, preserve deep touch,position sense and vibratory sensation. Posterior cord opposite of anterior cord. 19

Cauda Equina Vs. Conus Medularis Syndrome Both result in areflexic bowel/bladder/lower limbs. Conus(T11-L2) is irreversible and cauda equina (peripheral nerves) has possibilities of return of functions. 20

INDICATIONS FOR BULLET REMOVAL Retain bone or bullet fragments in cannel of lumbar region. Increasing neurological deficit. Spinal instability High energy GSW. 21

LUMBAR VS. THORACIC Anatomy nerve roots. CNS Vs. PNS. Stability 22

STABILITY AFTER GSW 1300 spinal GSW, none had instability. (Meyer,Apple,Bohlman, 1988, contemp orthop) Rancho reported instability only if fractures of both facets or pedicles. Flex/extension radiographs. Posterior lumbar spinal fusion with short segment fixation or anterior cervical fusion with strut grafting if needed. 23

LEVEL VERSUS COMPLETENESS OF SCI Freq. Comp incomp C1-C7 20% 58% 42% T1-T11 50% 70% 30% T12-L5 30% 33% 67% 24

NEUROLOGICAL RECOVERY C1-C7 Improvement- Asia motor score 17.8 points T1-T11 4.8 points T12-L5 10.8 points 25

NEUROGLOCAL RECOVERY Complete incomplete no neurologic 2/3 2/3 improvement neurologic 1 level 1level to full improvement (25%) recovery(1/3) 26

NEUROLOGIC RECOVERY AMBULATION comp tetra 0% comp para 6% incomp tetra 73% incomp para 82% 27

INCOMPLETE CORD SYND. (all mechanism) SYNDROME FREQ RECOV. Central #1 75% Anterior #2 10% Brown-Sequard #3 >90% Posterior rare N/a 28