| A Victorian ladies' fainting settee broke my fall from grace and spared me from death, but not from leaving me with two herniated cervical discs. |
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| However, many people have herniated discs without noticing any symptoms or signs. |
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| The most common problems include muscle strains, arthritis and herniated discs. |
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| The left cerebellar tonsil was displaced backward, and the right cerebellar tonsil was herniated and closely apposed to the medulla. |
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| He didn't want to commit but he thinks there's more arthritis and some herniated disk issues. |
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| He suffered from tuberculosis and worked so hard that he had herniated discs and other back injuries. |
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| At least one herniated disc was identified in 20 percent of persons younger than 60 years and in 36 percent of persons older than 60 years. |
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| Next to her was a strapping mid-life man, used to bench-pressing 200-plus pounds, suddenly feeling the crunch of a newly herniated lumbar disc. |
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| He is suffering from two herniated disks and was unable to play at full speed last week. |
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| This guide is designed for people with a herniated lumbar disk, not a herniated cervical disk. |
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| I duly located my telly stand and then nearly herniated myself in the process of dragging it off a shelf and hauling it to the car. |
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| Sometimes the center portion of the disc bursts or becomes herniated through a tear in its outer casing and pinches a nearby nerve. |
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| The diagnosis is confirmed by magnetic resonance imaging that shows narrowing of the spinal canal caused by osteophytes, herniated discs and ligamentum flavum hypertrophy. |
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| I should mention that I have been stuck in the house for 3 years, I have a herniated disc, sciatica, and arthritis in my hips, and I am much too young for this. |
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| It is useful in distinguishing epidural abscess from the adjacent compressed thecal sac and other potential compressive lesions, such as a herniated disc. |
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| During the prodromal phase, herpes zoster may be misdiagnosed as cardiac disease, pleurisy, a herniated nucleus pulposus or various gastrointestinal or gynecologic disorders. |
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| This condition is called a pinched nerve, slipped disc, or herniated disc. |
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| Patients with cervical radiculopathy present with cervical pain and neurologic deficits resulting from a herniated nucleus pulposus or an osteophyte. |
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| Only fetuses most severely affected with liver herniated into the chest, diagnosis before 24 weeks, and a ratio of lung to head of less than 1.4 are eligible for treatment. |
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| In addition to determining the available volume of the disc, discography is used to reproduce the symptoms associated with a possible herniated disc. |
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| A myelogram can show pressure on the spinal cord or nerves from herniated disks, bone spurs, or tumors. |
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| Richardson had a microdiscectomy to repair a herniated disk, which bothered him for most of last season. |
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| He developed the Non-Traumatic Discectomy for treating herniated and bulging discs in the spine. |
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| Although no hernia sac was noted, the diaphragmatic defect was repaired after reduction of the herniated contents. |
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| The role of inflammation in causation of symptoms from the herniated nucleus pulposus is well-established. |
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| A loop of ileum had herniated through a small mesenteric defect. |
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| The Zuma-C features color-coded instruments that can be used in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion, a surgical procedure to remove a herniated or degenerative neck disc. |
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| Herniated bowel and solid viscera are seen in the ipsilateral hemithorax causing mediastinal shift. |
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| The Natural History Of Herniated Nucleus Pulposus With Radiculopathy. |
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