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I Have a 34-Year-Old Male With Recurrent Leg Pain 4 Weeks After a Discectomy. What Imaging Study Should I Order?
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Rick A. Davis
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2008
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I Have a 34-Year-Old Male With Recurrent Leg Pain 4 Weeks After a Discectomy. What Imaging Study Should I Order?
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I Have a 34-Year-Old Male With Recurrent Leg Pain 4 Weeks After a Discectomy. What Imaging Study Should I Order?
2008
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Lumbar discectomy in a patient with severe intractable sciatica can be one of the most successful surgeries. However, a number of patients do not improve, rapidly relapse, have recurrent herniations, or develop disabling axial symptoms. Depending on the series reviewed, up to 20% to 40% of discectomies done for herniated lumbar intervertebral discs result in serious postoperative difficulties. Carragee et al analyzed 250 patients; their analysis indicated that magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings of fragment type, herniation size, and shape were the most consistent predictors of clinical results.1
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CRC Press
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1556428235, 9781556428234, 9781003523789, 1003523781
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