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Most commonly post-traumatic  +
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Most commonly trauma, usually a fall onto an outstretched hand with rotation of the forearm on the planted hand  +
Most commonly massive central lumbar disc protrusion, amongst many other causes.  +
"Hard" and "Soft" processes. C6 and C7 nerve roots most commonly involved.  +
Most commonly nociceptive from the lateral atlanto-axial joints, the C2-3 facet joints, or the C2-3 disc.  +
Trauma, repetitive microtrauma, instability, birthing, bone spicule, osteoarthritis  +
Idiopathic, familial chondrocalcinosis, older age, hyperthyroidism, porphyria, Tietze syndrome and malignancy (if focal)  +
Often idiopathic; associated with microtrauma, upper body exertion, coughing, respiratory infections, chest surgery, or post-trauma; rare links to rheumatologic conditions.  +
D
Overuse tendinopathy  +
F
Combination of genetic and environmental influences  +
G
Sustained hyperuricemia, due to urate underexcretion, overproduction, or both.  +
H
deletion of a 1.5 Mb region on chromosome 17p11.2, which includes the PMP22 gene  +
I
The exact cause is unknown.  +
Trauma (e.g., lifting, falls), Degenerative changes (potentially leading to Baastrup's disease), Rheumatological conditions (e.g., PMR, RA).  +
Multifactorial, stemming from anatomical contributions (pelvic/femoral morphology like coxa valga or increased anteversion), dynamic functional factors (muscle imbalance, altered kinematics), and potentially iatrogenic changes following hip surgery.  +
P
Gluteal region entrapment neuropathy  +
Staphylococcus aureus is the most common  +
S
post-lumbar fusion, trauma, pregnancy, hypermobility  +