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A patient presents with a C5 incomplete spinal cord injury and a secondary fracture at T12 causing a cauda equina injury. During the physiotherapy interview and examination the patient reports the following pain complaints: 1. Sharp pain in the shoulder that worsens with active flexion , and is relieved by rest 2. Pain in his back extensor muscles that is worse in the evening after sitting in his wheelchair all day. 3. Extreme hypersensitivity to touch at the T12 dermatome on the left side 4. Pain in his right ischium due to a pressure sore that developed 5. Constant burning pain in his right lower leg. 6. Pain over the surgical incision in his C-spine that is relieved by aspirin. 7. Shooting electric-like jolts of pain that occur without warning. Which of the above clinical findings indicate pain that is likely neuropathic in origin? Question 7Select one: a. Pain from a pressure sore over the right ischium cross out b. Pain in in his back extensor muscles that is worse in the evening after sitting in his wheelchair all day cross out c. Pain in the incision site that is relieved by aspirin. cross out d. Constant burning pain in
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