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CT and roentgenography were used for the investigation of 78 patients with the radicular syndrome. The state of the intervertebral disks, intervertebral joints and cerebrospinal canal in degenerative vertebral diseases was assessed. CT permits the detection of hernia, protrusion of the intervertebral disks, deformity of the intervertebral joints, and the narrowing of the cerebrospinal canal as a result of degenerative changes, as well as establishing the cause of the affection of neural structures in the cerebrospinal canal, radicular holes. CT possesses some advantages over roentgenography in the diagnosis of degenerative vertebral diseases and can be recommended as the principal method together with roentgenography for investigation of patients with lumbar pains.
V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
January 1977,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
January 1979,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
February 1981,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
March 1982,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
July 2012,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
July 1963,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
January 1988,
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
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V S Bokarev, and
A P Savchenko, and
S K Ternovoĭ
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