1) This study reports 2 cases of inguinoscrotal bladder herniation.

2) Herniation of abdominal viscera into the thorax following traumatic diaphragmatic rupture can simulate acute tension pneumothorax.

3) Herniation of orbital fat, the inferior rectus muscle, and the inferior oblique muscle may occur and herniated extraocular muscles entrapped between the fragmented bone segments may lead to diplopia.

4) Some causes of the syndrome include residual disk herniation, post-operative scar tissue, pressure on a spinal nerve, altered joint mobility and muscular deconditioning.

5) Voiding cystourethrography demonstrated a dog - ear bladder herniation into the right scrotum.

6) There happened no complications such as cerebral herniation, subcutaneous fluid accumulation, cerebral-spinal fluid leak, wound infection and the temporalis muscle ptosis.

7) Sudden onset of CSF otorrhea owing to brain herniation into the middle ear cavity via a tegmen defect presenting many years following head trauma is rare.

8) This occurs in middle-aged and elderly individuals, but soft disk herniation also may occur in young adults.

9) Objective : To evaluate CT and CT myelography ( CTM ) in diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.

10) Histologically, the mass lesion was diagnosed as a dorsally sequestered disc herniation.

11) Objective To investigate the therapeutic effect of ultrashort wave diathermy on neuropathic pain through a experimental model simulating lumbar disc herniation in rabbit.

12) Conclusion: Both the asymmetry between right and left psoas muscles and the amyotrophy or attenuation of the psoas muscle are probably the anatomical factors which lead to lumbar disc herniation.

13) Methods: From 1990 to 1997, SLR in 505 patients with lumbar disc herniation ( LDH ) were analyzed by multiple regression.

14) Discussing the associated relations among the signal intensities of lumbar disc on T2-weighted MRI, age,[http:///herniation.html] intervertebral space and disc herniation.

15) Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect of traction plus microwave diathermy on patient with lumbar intervertebral disc herniation and compare that treated with traction alone.

16) Objective To summarize and discuss the therapy of patients with tentorial herniation due to post-traumatic acute diffuse brain swelling around operations to improve the therapeutic efficacy.

17) Objective:To find out the approach for treating severe craniocerebral trauma patients complicated with incarcerated tentorial herniation.

18) Objective To compare the efficacy and security of citalopram and clomipramine in the treatment of depression, anxiety in cervical disc herniation patients.

19) Conclusions. Infliximab did not appear to interfere with disc herniation resorption oer a 6-month period.

20) Objective To evaluate the clinical value of prosthetic disc nucleus (PDN-solo) replacement for lumbar disc herniation by comparing it with traditional solely discectomy.

21) AIM:To probe into the related factors that influenced the effect of epidural injection of collagenase in patients with lumbar disc herniation under the observation of X ray.

22) Study Design. A prospective study of patients undergoing lumbar disc herniation surgery.

23) Objective To discuss the clinical diagnosis and surgery of lumbar disc herniation with strictured nerve root canal.

24) Laryngocele is an uncommon disease defined as an abnormal dilatation or herniation of the laryngeal saccule, forming an air-filled cavity.

25) To explore the effect of cerebelli hiatus incision of severe brain injury complicated from tentorial herniation.

26) Objective:To discuss the cause and treatment of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation inducing leg unsymmetry radicular pain.

27) Objective To investigate the methods and effect of micro endoscopic discectomy(MED) in the treatment of lumbar lateral disc herniation combined with narrow lateral recess.

28) Objective:To evaluate the efficacy of the MRI in the diagnosis and treatment of the patient with multiple level lumbar disci herniation.

29) The best indication of MED is lumbar lateral disc herniation or with narrow lateral recess.

30) Materials and Methods PCD and CNL were performed in 66 patients with cervical disk herniation.

31) And O_3 injection method is better method for the treatment of Lumbar disc herniation because it has several advantages of minimal invasion, shorter time of recovery, least pain and excellent effect.

32) Objective: To investigate the relationship between infrared thermograph and syndrome types of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in lumbar intervertebral disc herniation (LIDH).

33) Methods: The clinical materials of the 123 Patients suffering sequestered lumbar disc herniation were studyed retrospectively.

34) Objectives : To introduce an operative method for the extreme - lateral lumbar disc herniation.

35) Conclusion In the treatment of cervical trauma and cervical disc herniation, the procedure of anterior decompression and fusion using ZDS trepan can be simpler, safer and more effective.

36) Conclusion. Lateral disc herniation causing compression of a thoracic root associated with unilateral segmental paresis of the abdominal wall is a rare condition.

37) Conclusion. Although disc height, translational motion, and angular variation are significantly affected at the level of a disc herniation, no significant changes are apparent in adjacent segments.

38) CTM or MRI were more valuable for diagnosis of thoracic disc herniation.

39) Conclusion:The target-injection of collagenase for intervertebral disk chemolysis may be complementary therapy for recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.

40) Objective:To investigate the effect of lumbar discography and intradiscal compressive injection therapy on the lumbar disc herniation.

41) Objective To discuss the indication and operating technique of intrapericardial pneumonectomy, the repair of pericardial defect, prevention of cardiac herniation and the postoperative arrhythmia.

42) Group A and B were L 4 - 5 of lumbar disc herniation.

43) Conclusion: The traction - rotation manipulation is the safest manipulation when treat intervertebral disk herniation.

44) Extreme lumber disc herniation mainly showed radiating pain of sciatic nerve, besides slight lumbago, negative Bragards test and location sign of pressure epistatic or inferiority nerve root.

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45) CONCLUSION: Cervical intradural disc herniation after SMT is rare and most often cause Brown - Sequard syndrome.

46) Methods Intervertebral discectomy combined with posterior fusion or intertransverse process fusion was employed to treat lumbar disc herniation with recessive segmental instability.

47) Objective To evaluate the long - term effect of discectomy for lumbar disc herniation.

48) Conclusion Except the nuclear herniation, the degeneration of flavum and supraspinous ligament was the causes of low back pain with spinal stenosis and disc herniation.

49) Methods 38 cases of lumbar disc herniation with strictured nerve root canal were treated by surgery from 1996 to 1999. To explore that nerve root canal and completely release the pressured nerve.

50) Objective To assess the limitation of computed tomography ( CT ) in the diagnosis of cervical disc herniation.

51) Results: The major CT findings after surgery included extradural fibrosis, recurrent disk herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis and adhesive arachnoiditis.

52) Objective To explore the feas ib ility and the operation point of the removal of nucleus pulposus with vertebral lamia fenestration in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation.

53) Objective To explore the efficacy of surgical treatment for different types of cervical intervertebral disc herniation.

54) In the case of central herniation with or without intervertebral instability, extraperitoneal anterolateral discectomy or anterior interbody fusion led to favorable long-term results.

55) Objective To study the results of the intertransverse approach for single far lateral lumbar disc herniation.

56) Objective:To inquire into the range of exposure and the main points in the operation and the protects of postoperative stability for lumbar disc herniation with stenosed nerve root canal.

57) Orbital meningocele is a rare congenital anomaly with cystic herniation of meninges caused by a bony defect of the cranio-orbital bone.

58) MRI examination revealed 58 cases of transverse-type herniation, clinically manifested as symmetric incomplete acroparalysis.

59) Objective To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of the extreme lateral lumbar disc herniation.

60) Objective To discuss the clinical characteristic and treatment of anulus fibrosis spallation from Lumbar Disc Herniation.

61) Key words: disc herniation, discectomy, outcome, quality of life, disability.

62) Objective To assess the effect of comprehensive treatment for lumber disk herniation ( LDH ) by stages .

63) To explore the effect of tentorium cerebelli hiatus incision of severe brain injury complicated from tentorial herniation.

64) To evaluate the role of far - infrared thermography in the diagnostic function on disc herniation ( LDH ).

65) Results The removal of nucleus pulposus was performed for lumbar disc herniation with vertebral lamia fenestration. The excellent and good results were 97%.

66) Simple reduction of bladder herniation with herniorrhaphy was accomplished through an inguinal incision.

67) Pathomechanisms of Sciatica in Lumbar Disc Herniation: Effect of Periradicular Adhesive Tissue on Electrophysiological Values by an Intraoperative Straight Leg Raising Test.

68) The diagnosis was confirmed on chest X-ray which showed herniation of abdominal organs into the left hemithorax and mediastinal shift to the right.

69) Objective. To present an unusual case of dorsally sequestered cervical disc herniation and to briefly review the literature on this condition.

70) Objective To assess the value of myelography and CTM for the diagnosis of lumbar disc herniation.

71) Judging by operative and pathological findings to discuss the Gd-DTPA enhancement of the fragment herniation and the signs of disrupted anulus fibrosis.

72) Magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI ) proides a powerful tool for assessing the degree of DD and herniation.

73) Conclusion By using CT study with the scanning line perpendicular to C C line, tentorial herniation due to epidural hematoma can be accurately diagnosed.

74) Results Positive findings of CT for diagnosing cervical disc herniation were 8 % (6/75), those for diagnosing hyperosteogeny were 45.33 % (34/75).

75) Objective To explore the diagnosis and treatment of postoperative intervertebral discitis of lumbar intervertebral disk herniation.

76) Method:31 cases of cervical disc herniation(CDH) scanned in neutral position under MRI were taken in hyperflexion and hyperextension.

77) Objective : To study the application of Micro - Endoscopy Disectomy ( MED ) in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation.

78) AIM:To evaluate the therapeutic effect of traction plus microwave diathermy on patients with lumbar disc herniation(LDH) and compare it with that of traction therapy.

79) Objective To observe the effectiveness of the cervical disc herniation treated by non - operative therapies.

80) Objective To understand the effect of sodium aescinate combined with caudal block in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation.

81) Objective To explore the preliminary clinical results of prosthetic disc nucleus(PDN) replacement for lumbar disc herniation.