MRI on the performance of lumbar disc herniation clinical significance and Feng four-step back-type relationship.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 MRI on the performance of lumbar disc herniation clinical significance and Feng four-step back-type relationship Of: Guo Wei, Feng Yu, Wang Fei, Fan Yu [Abstract] Objective To investigate the degree of lumbar disc herniation MRI highlight the gender, age, disease duration, clinical type (four steps back type). Methods MRI according to highlight the extent of lumbar disc is divided into three types, according to clinical type sub-Feng to 4 in 102 patients with lumbar disc herniation patient age, disease duration, waist type, highlight the degree of lumbar MRI, a medical statistics software for statistical SPSS13.0. The results were age and waist-type, highlighting the degree. course of the disease and clinical significant correlation between grade, and no correlation between the degree of lumbar disc herniation. lumbar disc and lumbar levels were significantly associated type classification. Conclusions clinical classification of lumbar disc herniation in a clear and level of diagnosis of disease, stage of development to guide the timing and method of treatment The selection has an important significance. [Keywords:] lumbar disc herniation, MRI, clinical type Abstract: Objective To research the relationship among the disc protrusion on MRI, sex, age, course and the clinical types. Methods MRI was performed for 102 patients. The disc protrusion was divided into three types. According to clinical types, the patients were divided into four types. Statistically, age, course, clinical type and protrusion on MRI were analyzed by SPSS13.0. Results The age was not related with the clinical types and disc protrusion on MRI. There were obvious relations between clinical types and course. There were obvious relations between clinical types and disc protrusion. Conclusion The clinical types are very important on diagnosis of disease stages and choice of therapy in treating lumbar disc protrusion. Keywords:: lumbar disc protrusion, MRI,