Analyze the X-ray Sign of Student's Cervical Spondylosis in 120 Cases
Jinlong Zhang
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Jinlong Zhang
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Objective: To study the mechanism and X-ray sign characteristic of student's cervical spondylosis,and find its causes.Method: To collect 120 cases with clinical symptom,X-ray diagnosis of cervical spondylosis students relevant information,and carries on the analysis to the cervical vertebra X-ray sign.Result: Discovered in 120 cases cervical vertebra X–ray sign,the abnormal physiological curvature formation rate is highest accounts for 84.2%,followed by cervical vertebra instability and cervical vertebra degeneration,accounted for 21.7% and 22.5% respectively.Conclusion: Abnormal cervical vertebra physiology curvature is the most main Xray performance for student's cervical spondylosis.and its incidence concerns students bad living habits.
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Objective: To study the mechanism and X-ray sign characteristic of student's cervical spondylosis,and find its causes.Method: To collect 120 cases with clinical symptom,X-ray diagnosis of cervical spondylosis students relevant information,and carries on the analysis to the cervical vertebra X-ray sign.Result: Discovered in 120 cases cervical vertebra X–ray sign,the abnormal physiological curvature formation rate is highest accounts for 84.2%,followed by cervical vertebra instability and cervical vertebra degeneration,accounted for 21.7% and 22.5% respectively.Conclusion: Abnormal cervical vertebra physiology curvature is the most main Xray performance for student's cervical spondylosis.and its incidence concerns students bad living habits.
Key concepts: Cervical spondylosis, Medicine, Vertebra, Sign (mathematics), Radiology, Anatomy, Pathology, Mathematics