Sentence examples for disc hernia from inspiring English sources
No failure injuries such as disc hernia or fractures were seen in the histological examinations due to low load magnitude and load duration.
Loading in flexion of the spine is linked to the development of disc hernia (Wade et al. 2014) possibly through endplate failure (Wade et al. 2015).
One patient developed lumbar disc hernia as a result of scoliosis, for which surgical intervention was required.
However, 6 years after surgery, he complained of lower back and left leg pain with severe numbness, and radiographic evaluation revealed gradual progression of scoliosis (Fig. 3a, b) and L4/5 lumbar disc hernia (Fig. 3c).
Correlation between clinical findings of nerve involvement and a negative outcome of surgery of lumbar disc hernia has also been shown, indicating the need for careful pre- and postoperative neurological examination [ 31- 33].
To verify the inclusion and exclusion criteria, all participants will be questioned about their past medical history and about co-morbidities (neuropathy, diabetes, relevant alcohol consumption, infections, inflammatory diseases, disc hernia, previous severe injuries).
No signs of disc hernia were visible in this study in neither the flexed nor the extended group in contrast to earlier findings of a suggested correlation of flexion and/or extension and disc hernias (Wade et al. 2014; Callaghan & McGill 2001) but the dislocation of the nucleus could be a first step towards disc injury.
No disc hernias or fractures were visible.
No disc hernias, fractures or structural deformities were visible.
There is also strong evidence that repetitive loading affect both discs and vertebrae, and can cause pathologies such as disc degeneration and disc hernias depending on load attributes (Parkinson & Callaghan 2009; Tsai et al. 1998; Yu et al. 2003).
Sagittal T2-weighted (a), sagittal T1-weighted (b) and coronal T2-weighted (c) fast spin-echo MRI acquisitions demonstrate marked kypho-scoliotic deformation of the spine, with disc hernias and vertebral bodies deformities.
