Causes of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity3976 @entity625 @entity146 @entity16 @entity1737 @entity305 @entity191 @entity9576 @entity1897 @entity3518 @entity4681 @entity854 @entity74 @entity1566 @entity195 @entity3519 @entity3762 @entity121 @entity130
PURPOSE: To identify and highlight the variable causes of @entity3518 . METHOD: Literature review. RESULTS: Camptocormia ( @entity3518 ) is an acquired postural disease characterised by forward flexion of the thoraco-lumbar spine. Camptocormia leads to lumbar kyphosis and increases during walking or standing and completely disappears in supine position. Camptocormia is multicausal due to central or @entity1897 , @entity3762 or due to some rare conditions. Camptocormia is most frequently associated with @entity191 . Other causes include @entity3519 , @entity9576 , @entity195 , @entity121 , @entity4681 , @entity1737 or chronic inflammatory demyelinating @entity305 . Rare causes include adverse reactions of drugs, disc @entity3976 , @entity625 , @entity1566 , @entity74 , or @entity146 disease (more rarely than previously thought). Camptocormia is diagnosed upon clinical investigations, imaging of the cerebrum or spine, electromyography or muscle biopsy. Treatment is limited on supportive conservative measures, to withdrawal of causative drugs, electroconvulsive therapy, surgical correction or deep brain stimulation and effective only in single @entity1 . CONCLUSIONS: Camptocormia is organic in the vast majority of the cases due to @entity16 , or rarely drugs, @entity130 , @entity854 or @entity3762 .
