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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Micro-endoscopic surgical treatment of posterior lumbar disc herniation free Authors: Li Jiandong, Song Jianrong, MO Jia-dong, Chen bravely, Lin Jiajun, Liu Jian [Keywords:] endoscopy; lumbar; intervertebral disc displacement; discectomy; surgery, minimally invasive In recent years, with the growing minimally invasive surgical technology, micro-endoscopic discectomy as a minimally invasive posterior approach for lumbar disc herniation has been widely used in clinical. The author in May 2002 ~ May 2006 Application of the minimally invasive surgical treatment of special types of sequestered lumbar disc herniation in 16 cases, satisfactory results are reported as follows. A clinical data 1.1 General Information 16 cases, male 12 cases, 4 females, age (35.8 ± 5.2 years) (20 ~ 62 years), duration (2.6 ± 0.5) years (0.5 to 6 years); lesion: L5 ~ S1 5 cases (two cases of free nucleus at the level of intervertebral space in the spinal canal, and 3 cases below the level of intervertebral space in the spinal canal), L4 ~ 5 10 cases (two cases of free nucleus at the level of intervertebral space above the spinal canal, the three cases at the level of intervertebral space within the spinal canal, five cases of vertebral space at a level below the spinal canal), L3 ~ 4 1 cases (free nucleus is located below the level of intervertebral space within the spinal canal). Clinical manifestations: low back pain with unilateral lower limb pain in 9 cases, lower back pain with pain in both lower limbs in 2 cases, unilateral lower limb pain in 3 cases of pure, simple pairs of lower limb pain in two cases; intermittent claudication in 10 cases, 2 cases of cauda equina syndrome, femoral nerve involved pull test was positive in 2 cases, straight-leg raising test was positive in 15 cases, female feet toes Beishen muscle strength decreased by 10 cases, six cases of plantar flexor power drops, knee tendon reflexes diminished in 1 case, the Achilles tendo