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椎间盘内真空现象与晚期腰椎椎间盘退化:MRI和CT两种相辅相成的发现

Derek T Cawley1, Aoibhín McDonnell2, Andrew Simpkin2

  • 1Mater Private Hospital, Dublin, Republic of Ireland. derekcawley@hotmail.com.

BMC medical imaging
|March 21, 2025
PubMed
概括

磁盘内真空现象 (IDVP) 与严重的磁盘退化有关. CT和MRI成像显示,IDVP恶化与先进的磁盘变化相关,特别是在脊椎下部.

关键词:
这就是为什么CTCTCTCTCTCT椎间盘退化 椎间盘退化腰部疼痛 腰部疼痛 腰部疼痛这就是为什么MRI是MRI.在真空中吸尘.

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