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Low Back Pain PowerPoint Template Content
Creative cover slides to start your Low Back Pain PPT presentation.
An editable table of contents will help you show the contents of your Low Back Pain PPT presentation.
Low back pain definition
Low back pain is a musculoskeletal illness. Low back pain can result from a strain (injury) to muscles or tendons in the back; other causes may include arthritis, structural problems and disk injuries.
Low back pain prevalence
The prevalence of low back pain is visualized in infographics, with changeable percentages of the prevalence according to your data to help you show the prevalence more clearly.
Low back pain risk factors
Low back pain’s most common risk factors are illustrated with medical icons, including heavy weightlifting, being overweight, structural problems and old age.
Low back pain causes
Causes are visualized with animated illustrations that show ankylosing spondylitis, disk problems, structural problems, spine tumors, spinal stenosis and spondylolisthesis.
Low back pain: The pathogenic mechanisms
Low back pain’s pathogenesis animations are shown in the Low Back Pain PPT template with different illustrations as follows:
Ankylosing Spondylitis:
The ankylosing spondylitis pathogenesis illustration explains the sacroiliac joints' inflammation between the base of the spine and the pelvis; the inflammation often spreads to joints between the vertebrae, causing ankylosis and pain.
Spinal Stenosis:
The Spinal Stenosis Pathogenesis illustration shows the narrowing of the spinal column for the spinal cord due to compression causing spinal pain.
Spondylolisthesis:
The Spondylolisthesis pathogenesis illustration shows one of the vertebrae slipping out of place onto the vertebra below it, causing a potential narrowing of the space for the spinal cord or the nerves, causing pain.
Spinal tumor:
The spinal tumor pathogenesis illustration shows primary and secondary tumor formation; most tumors result from uncontrolled growth among cells in the spinal column (primary tumors) and secondary or metastatic tumors result from spine cancer originating in another part of the body.
Low back pain symptoms
In animated vector shapes, signs and symptoms are explained with visuals of stiffness, posture problems and muscle spasms.
Low back pain diagnostic measures
Diagnosis measures for low back pain are also mentioned, along with related medical icons, including spine X-rays, MRIs and electromyography (EMG).
Illustrated treatment options for low back pain
Low back pain treatment techniques are visualized and explained with animated editable icons and illustrations, including nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, painkillers, physical therapy (PT), steroidal injections and surgery.
Low back pain preventive measures
Low back pain preventive measures include healthy lifestyle choices such as strengthening your abdominal muscles, maintaining a healthy weight and lifting the right way.
RxSlides visuals for Low back pain PowerPoint presentation
A set of PowerPoint icons and illustrations related to low back pain will help you customize the content of this 100% editable presentation according to your content and audience interest.
Features of the Template
- 100% editable PowerPoint template. - Editable colors, you can change according to your presentation style and company branding guidelines.
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