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After spine surgery, intervertebral disc infection is a less common but disastrous complication. Since invasive techniques and procedures are increasingly used in the diagnosis and treatment of human disc diseases, the possibility of disc infection also increases. Today a large proportion of spinal operation is contributed to degenerative disc diseases (DDDs) in the elderly. With the degeneration...
There are two anatomically different types of lumbar disc herniation, contained and noncontained. The status of disc herniation not only has a place of in planning therapeutic procedure, but also appears prognostically important. However, it is difficult to distinguish these two types completely without surgery, even by imaging studies. As a hypothetical clinical adjunct, a modified straight leg raising...
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