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Predictive factors of volumetric reduction in lumbar disc herniation treated by O2-o3 chemiodiscolysis

Authors :
Negro A
Paolucci A.
Russo C.
Di Stasi M.
Guerriero P.
Arrigoni F.
Bruno F.
Pagnini F. g
Angileri S. A.
Palumbo P.
Masciocchi C.
Puoti G.
Tortora F.
Caranci F.
Negro, A
Paolucci, A.
Russo, C.
Di Stasi, M.
Guerriero, P.
Arrigoni, F.
Bruno, F.
Pagnini, F. g.
Angileri, S. A.
Palumbo, P.
Masciocchi, C.
Puoti, G.
Tortora, F.
Caranci, F.
Publication Year :
2020

Abstract

Purpose: Aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of O2-O3 percutaneous chemiodiscolysis by evaluating volumetric changes in lumbar disc herniation on magnetic resonance imaging, in order to identify possible pre-treatment factors affecting such changes Methods: Between January 2014 and December 2017, a total of 87 patients with low back pain and 103 lumbar disc herniations with MRI confirmation were considered for O2-O3 chemiodiscolysis. The volume of each herniated disc was determined before and after the treatment. Results: Multiple linear regression analysis showed a strong correlation between post-treatment LDH volume percent change and both pre-treatment LDH volume and pre-treatment EQ-VAS (p

Details

Language :
English
Database :
OpenAIRE
Accession number :
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