1989
DOI: 10.1177/19714009890020s107
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La risonanza magnetica nella patologia discale

Abstract: Parole chiave: ernia del disco lombare, risonanza magnetica RIASSUNTO -La risonanza magnetica (RM) e attualmente il modo non invasivo piu efficace nella rappresentazione del disco intervertebrale e nello studio delle sue alterazioni.Infatti il carattere multiparametrico dell'indagine (dipendente dal Tl, T2 e dalla densita protonica) e la visione secondo i vari piani dello spazio, associata all'ampio campo di vista, consentono il riconoscimento delle normali componenti del disco ed i rapporti che questo contrae… Show more

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“…Similarly, clinical evidences of low back pain correlated with athletes' age, which is often associated to the number of hours played in life (Bartolozzi et al, 1991). However, low back pain appears already in young players (from 14 to 18 years) and volleyball is at the first places for low back pain and kyphosis prevalence among young (Grabara & Hadzik, 2009;Hangai et al, 2010;Martinelli, Ciari, Cerri, & Raimondi, 2006).…”
Section: Injuries Distribution By Gender and Agementioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Similarly, clinical evidences of low back pain correlated with athletes' age, which is often associated to the number of hours played in life (Bartolozzi et al, 1991). However, low back pain appears already in young players (from 14 to 18 years) and volleyball is at the first places for low back pain and kyphosis prevalence among young (Grabara & Hadzik, 2009;Hangai et al, 2010;Martinelli, Ciari, Cerri, & Raimondi, 2006).…”
Section: Injuries Distribution By Gender and Agementioning
confidence: 94%
“…Deconditioning trunk muscles have a reduced capacity to withstand perturbation and repetitive loads, causing strain on lumbar annular disc fibres and potentially increasing back pain (Smith, Nyland, Caudill, Brosky, & Caborn, 2008). Also, lumbar spinal flexion is associated with muscles strain, disc degeneration, bulging and disc herniation (Bartolozzi et al, 1991). Intervertebral space is reduced anteriorly and nuclei pulposus extrude posterolaterally.…”
Section: Epidemiological Evidence and Injury Typologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%