Conclusions:Using MEP,EMG and NCV jointly could provide objective evi- dence of diagnosis and type of MND and differential diagnosis of MND with cervical spondylopathy.
Results:Score obtained from the post-treatment (22.900±2.869) was distinctly higher than that obtained from the pre-treatment (13.900±1.709)P<0.001.Conclusions:The clinical efficacy of combination of acupuncture therapy with finger,massage and traction for the treatment of cervical syndrome was good.
Methods:The SCT scanning,multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) and three dimensional reconstruction (3D) images in 56 patients with cervical syndrome were analyzed retrospectively.
Study on the relationship between sugittal middle diameters of cervical spinal canal and cervical vertebral body in the aged, and the incidence of cervical. spondylosis
The aim of the present research is to study the mechanism of cervical nerve compression syndrome of the external intervertebral foramen and its differential diagnosis with cervical spondylosis.
Diagnostic treatment led to short-term alleviation of the symptom in 20 cases with cervical spondylosis confirmed by operation, the results of which was far from satisfactory and operation was undertaken finally in all the 20 cases.
Diagnostic treatment was propitious to differentiate cervical nerve compression syndrome of the external intervertebral foramen from cervical spondylosis.
108 One hundred and eight patients with cervical spondylopathy were divided into cervical type, nerve root type and vertebral artery type and were treated by puncturing Jiaji (Ex-B 2) in predominance.
The aim of the present research is to study the mechanism of cervical nerve compression syndrome of the external intervertebral foramen and its differential diagnosis with cervical spondylosis.
Diagnostic treatment led to short-term alleviation of the symptom in 20 cases with cervical spondylosis confirmed by operation, the results of which was far from satisfactory and operation was undertaken finally in all the 20 cases.
Diagnostic treatment was propitious to differentiate cervical nerve compression syndrome of the external intervertebral foramen from cervical spondylosis.
In a Cox regression analysis of time to recurrence of pain complaints for the successfully treated patients, the pre-treatment variables angle at L3-L4 and spondylosis at L4-L5 were found to be statistically significant.