Spontaneous spleen rupture mimicking non-specific thoracic pain: A rare case in physiotherapy practice

Keyphrases

• Thoracic Pain 100%
• Spontaneous Spleen Rupture 100%
• Physiotherapy Practice 100%
• Spleen 60%
• Physiotherapist 40%
• Clinical Evaluation 20%
• Activities of Daily Living 20%
• Health Practitioners 20%
• Trauma 20%
• Abdomen 20%
• Musculoskeletal Disorders 20%
• Lumbar Region 20%
• Low Back Pain 20%
• Non-traumatic 20%
• Normal Activity 20%
• Non-musculoskeletal 20%
• Clinical Management 20%
• Cervical Region 20%
• Hospitalization 20%
• Abdominal Pain 20%
• Clinical Reasoning 20%
• Serious Pathology 20%
• Thoracic Spine 20%
• Chronic Nonspecific Low Back Pain 20%
• Right Upper Quadrant 20%
• Emergency Medicine 20%
• Splenectomy 20%
• Traumatic Fracture 20%
• Red Flags 20%
• Upper Thoracic 20%
• Clinical History 20%
• Spontaneous Rupture 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Physiotherapy 100%
• Thorax Pain 100%
• Spleen Rupture 100%
• Patient Referral 80%
• Low Back Pain 40%
• Physiotherapist 40%
• Chest 40%
• Disease 20%
• Prevalence 20%
• Activities of Daily Living 20%
• Injury 20%
• Epileptic Absence 20%
• Clinical Finding 20%
• Abdominal Pain 20%
• Thoracic Spine 20%
• Splenectomy 20%
• Clinical Reasoning 20%
• Emergency Medicine 20%
• Rupture 20%
• Musculoskeletal Disease 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Physiotherapy Practice 100%
• Thorax Pain 100%
• Spleen Rupture 100%
• Patient Referral 80%
• Physiotherapist 40%
• Low Back Pain 40%
• Disease 20%
• Injury 20%
• Prevalence 20%
• Epileptic Absence 20%
• Health Practitioner 20%
• Musculoskeletal Disease 20%
• Rupture 20%
• Abdominal Pain 20%
• Splenectomy 20%