Lasegue

La·sègue

(lah-seg'),
Ernest C., French physician, 1816-1883. See: Lasègue sign, Lasègue syndrome.
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On her neurological examination the Lasegue test was negative, and motor and sensory deficit was absent.
Spontaneous regression of sequestrated and extruded lumbar disc herniation
So long, we are acquainted with the term "shared psychotic disorder" or "induced psychotic disorder" which was first described by Lasegue and Falret (Lasegue C, Falret J 18:321) [1] in 1877 which is popularly known as "folie a deux.
A rare case of shared mania: An unusual entity
Palpation of the cervical and thoracic spine was painless, but we found tenderness over the last lumbar vertebrae, and bilateral Lasegue sign.
Spondylodiscitis and bacteremia due to Staphylococcus hyicus in an immunocompetent man
The SLR also called Lasegue's sign, Lasegue test or Lazarevic's sign is positive if pain in the sciatic distribution is reproduced by passive flexion of the straight leg ie the patient is lying down on his or her back on an examination table or exam floor, the examiner lifts the patient's leg while the knee is straight9.
ACCURACY OF STRAIGHT LEG RAISE TEST IN PATIENTS WITH LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION KEEPING MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AS A REFERENCE STANDARD
The classic straight leg raising (SLR) test or Lasegue test is thought to be a useful clinical test to demonstrate an inflammatory compressive process across a spinal nerve root.
Current evidence of minimally invasive spine surgery in the treatment of lumbar disc herniations
Varon de 33 anos de edad con clinica de lumbalgia cronica con irradiacion radicular a extremidad inferior izquierda, con signos clinicos de radiculopatia dados por positividad en signos de lasegue directo izquierdo y bragard de la misma extremidad, ausencia de reflejo aquiliano izquierdo, sin deficit sensitivo ni en la fuerza muscular al examen por miotomas.
Lesion iatrogenica de la arteria iliaca comun izquierda durante discectomia lumbar posterior
Su progreso fue publicado en 1981 con la visualizacion directa de los cambios vasculares durante la maniobra de Lasegue [8] (figura 5).
Endoscopia epidural. Desde el endoscopio rigido hasta el microprocesador
Despite his refusal, negative Lasegue and Bonnet, the absence of sphincter disorder and the absence of inflammation of spinal roots on MRI made this diagnosis less probable.
False increased vitamin B12 levels in autoimmune gastritis and subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord
An interesting meeting-point between music and neurology had occurred when Ernest-Charles Lasegue (1816-83), on one Sunday morning, thought of the question which he had been asked by Inspector General Dujardin-Baumetz, how to discover the malingerer simulating sciatica.
Medical--muses and music: an historical "medical-orchestra". Dedicated to Maestro Nachum Pereferkowich and "The Second Round Jazz Octet
Prior to the medical "discovery" of anorexia nervosa in the mid-19th century (Gull, 1868, 1874; Lasegue, 1873a, 1873b), instances of extreme self-starvation did occur, but instead of turning to the limited medical knowledge of the day, those affected would draw on western Christianity for explanations (Hepworth, 1999).
Developmental interactions and interdependencies: adolescence, masculinity, and anorexia nervosa
Los arcos de movimientos estaban levemente limitados, con signos del timbre y Lasegue positivos, de manera bilateral.
Mal de Pott en un paciente pediatrico
In September 1873, The Medical Times and Gazette published a paper by Charles Lasegue on a particular "[form] of hysteria of the gastric centre" characterized by consistent food refusal, a condition Lasegue labelled "hysterical anorexia.
"Mighty through thy meats and drinks am I": the gendered politics of feast and fast in Tennyson's Idylls of the King

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