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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2000
Neurologic dysfunction is the most common clinical manifestation of intervertebral disk disease. This article is a comprehensive review of intervertebral disk disease emphasizing clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of cervical and thoracolumbar disk disease.
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Neurologic dysfunction is the most common clinical manifestation of intervertebral disk disease. This article is a comprehensive review of intervertebral disk disease emphasizing clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of cervical and thoracolumbar disk disease.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1931
The past five years has seen a greater increase in knowledge of the pathologic changes of the spine than that of the half century preceding. This is due to Professor Schmorl of the Dresden Pathologic Institute, who, in his researches up to now, did not achieve his object of demonstrating the cause of scoliosis but who indicated the anatomy, physiology
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The past five years has seen a greater increase in knowledge of the pathologic changes of the spine than that of the half century preceding. This is due to Professor Schmorl of the Dresden Pathologic Institute, who, in his researches up to now, did not achieve his object of demonstrating the cause of scoliosis but who indicated the anatomy, physiology
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Herniated Lumbar Intervertebral Disk
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1990Low back pain is common, but a herniated intervertebral disk is the cause in only a small percentage of cases. Most symptomatic disk herniations result in clinical manifestations (pain, reflex loss, muscle weakness) that resolve with conservative therapy, and only 5% to 10% of patients require surgery.
Richard A. Deyo +2 more
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Intervertebral Disk Calcification in Childhood
Radiology, 1967Back or shoulder pain is an unusual complaint in childhood and, when present, is usually mild and transient. Laboratory investigation of these complaints is seldom carried out. In this communication, three new cases are reported in which calcification within the intervertebral disk spaces was found.
H. A. Grimes, J. W. Lane, M. J. Henry
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Infections of Intervertebral Disk
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1963To the Editor: —Upon review of the six cases reported by Dr. O'Loughlin's group, 1 which incidentally appear to be identical to ours, I was surprised to find that only one of their six patients underwent biopsy, and the findings from this biopsy proved to be negative. Dr.
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Intervertebral disk infection in children
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1967The clinical data of six children with intervertebral disk infection are compared with those of twenty cases reported by others. The intense pain caused by the disease creates problems in the examination of the child but the history and resultant pattern of limited movement should suggest the possibility of the clinical diagnosis.
Michael H. Graham +2 more
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Herniated thoracic intervertebral disks
Journal of Computed Tomography, 1985The diagnosis of herniated thoracic disks has historically been confusing for the clinician and difficult for the radiologist. Its protean manifestations lead it to mimic many diseases including spinal cord tumors and degenerative diseases. Radiographically, its diagnosis has been difficult by both routine radiography and myelography.
Sandra Schimel, Ziad L. Deeb
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CHONDROMA OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISK
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1930It is doubtful whether chondroma of the intervertebral disk, as originally described by Stookey,1is as rare as a review of the literature would indicate. The first reference to this condition to be found in the literature is by Adson,2who briefly mentioned one case with involvement of the cervical region; but the first detailed study was published in ...
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Calcification of the Intervertebral Disks in Childhood
Radiology, 1954Calcification of the intervertebral disks generally has been considered a degenerative disease of adults. Schmorl (19), whose extensive studies on this subject are recognized as fundamental, believed disk calcification to be a degenerative process of no clinical significance.
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Calcification of Intervertebral Disks in Children
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1959Calcification of intervertebral disks in children is a curious clinical and radiological entity. The purpose of this paper is to report two children with intervertebral disk calcification. The clinical manifestation, etiology, and pathological physiology are discussed, including differences in children as compared with adults. Nineteen cases have been
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