A case report. To report two cases of intraradicular disc herniation. Kocatepe University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Neurosurgery, Afyon, Turkey, Vakif Gureba Training Hospital, Department ...

Your MRI report says that you have a herniated disc in your lumbar spine. Here is what you need to know and what your doctor should be telling you.

Nearly all (94%) the patients had abnormal MRI findings, including 72% with disc herniation (more frequently at lower lumbar disc levels), 69% with signs of nerve root compression, 18% with ...

Researchers found excellent reliability between low-field and high-field MRI for disc herniation type and severity, central canal and lateral recess stenosis, and foraminal stenosis among patients ...

— -- Question: My Doctor Told Me I Have A Herniated Disc On My MRI, But I Have No Pain. How Is This Possible? Answer: This is a very good question which can be puzzling to both your doctor ...

Unlike the other approaches to lumbar disc surgery, laparoscopic discectomy has the advantage that extruded, and even some migrated fragments can be removed. Criteria for stereotactic lumbar ...

Background: Lumbar disc surgery is among the more common spinal procedures. In this paper, we report the current treatment recommendations for patients with symptomatic disc herniation. Methods ...

Lumbar disc herniation is a common cause of lower back and leg pain, but most individuals find relief through conservative treatments, including rest, physical therapy, and pain management ...