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CT analysis of 322 cases with lumbar disc herniation

Chen Zhao

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Objective: To study the diagnostic value of the lumbar disc herniation by CT scanning. Methods: The clinical finding and CT view of 322 cases with lumbar disc herniation were retrospectively analyzed. Results: According to CT appearance, it may be divided into 6 types: I. central type, II. postero-lateral type. III. forminal type, IV. extreme lateral type, V. nucleus prolapsus and VI. schmorl's nodule. Conclusions: CT scanning is value method in diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.

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Objective: To study the diagnostic value of the lumbar disc herniation by CT scanning. Methods: The clinical finding and CT view of 322 cases with lumbar disc herniation were retrospectively analyzed. Results: According to CT appearance, it may be divided into 6 types: I. central type, II. postero-lateral type. III. forminal type, IV. extreme lateral type, V. nucleus prolapsus and VI. schmorl's nodule. Conclusions: CT scanning is value method in diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.

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Objective: To study the diagnostic value of the lumbar disc herniation by CT scanning. Methods: The clinical finding and CT view of 322 cases with lumbar disc herniation were retrospectively analyzed. Results: According to CT appearance, it may be divided into 6 types: I. central type, II. postero-lateral type. III. forminal type, IV. extreme lateral type, V. nucleus prolapsus and VI. schmorl's nodule. Conclusions: CT scanning is value method in diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.

Key concepts: Lumbar disc herniation, Disc herniation, Medicine, Lumbar, Lumbar spine, Radiology, Nuclear medicine, Surgery

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