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Rev Mex Med Fis Rehab 2012; 24 (3)


Síndrome del músculo piramidal de la pelvis de etiología inusual

Domínguez GLG, Domínguez CLG

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 27
Paginas: 80-83
Archivo PDF: 166.86 Kb.


RESUMEN

El término síndrome Piramidal fue acuñado en 1947 por Robinson, aunque la primera descripción del síndrome se atribuye a Yeoman en 1928. Es un síndrome que resulta controvertido porque puede confundirse con una hernia discal con compresión radicular. Su origen es una neuritis proximal del nervio ciático; se llega al diagnóstico por exclusión. Al presentarse un caso enviado a nuestro Servicio de Rehabilitación por Ortopedia con un diagnóstico de compresión radicular L5, originado aparentemente por protrusión discal y artrosis facetaria, la exploración indicó que se trataba del síndrome piramidal, llegando al diagnóstico etiológico de manera fortuita, motivo de la presentación del caso y de la revisión de la literatura.


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