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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Advanced disc degeneration, bi-planar instability and pathways of peri-discal gas suffusion contribute to pathogenesis of intradiscal vacuum phenomenon.

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2022 Jan 28


Eur Spine J


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35089418?dopt=Abstract

Advanced disc degeneration, bi-planar instability and pathways of peri-discal gas suffusion contribute to pathogenesis of intradiscal vacuum phenomenon.

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Advanced disc degeneration, bi-planar instability and pathways of peri-discal gas suffusion contribute to pathogenesis of intradiscal vacuum phenomenon.
Kanna RM, Hajare S, Thippeswamy P B, Shetty A P, Rajasekaran S
Eur Spine J. 2022 Jan 28.
PMID: 35089418.

Abstract

Intradiscal vacuum phenomenon (IDVP), despite being ubiquitous, is poorly understood. The dynamic passage of peri-discal gases into the degenerated disc is a commonly accepted theory. But the reasons behind its selective appearance in some discs are unevaluated.
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