MRI diagnosis of acute spinal injury
Sun Ju
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Sun Ju
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Objective To analyze the performance and diagnostic significance of the MRI in spinal injury. Methods One hundred patients with spinal injury were examined by MRI.Results Of 100 patients, cervical vertebral injury was found in 25 patients, thoracic vertebral injury in 36 patients, lumbar vertebral injury in 39 patients, among them included the vertebral fracture, vertebral dislocation, dish herniation, ligaments injury, and spinal cord injury.Conclusion The MRI is the best imaging diagnostic method for the spinal injury, and it is helpful in guiding the clinical treatment.
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Objective To analyze the performance and diagnostic significance of the MRI in spinal injury. Methods One hundred patients with spinal injury were examined by MRI.Results Of 100 patients, cervical vertebral injury was found in 25 patients, thoracic vertebral injury in 36 patients, lumbar vertebral injury in 39 patients, among them included the vertebral fracture, vertebral dislocation, dish herniation, ligaments injury, and spinal cord injury.Conclusion The MRI is the best imaging diagnostic method for the spinal injury, and it is helpful in guiding the clinical treatment.
Key concepts: Medicine, Spinal injury, Spinal cord injury, Spinal fracture, Radiology, Magnetic resonance imaging, Thoracic vertebrae, Lumbar