Lumbar disc herniation with caudal migration
Diagnosis certain
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Focal disc migration is defined as a condition where a detached piece of the nucleous pulposus migrates from its intradiscal location. Herniation usually occurs in a relatively young patients when intradiscal pressure remains high. Disc herniation may occur in any direction.
This patient presented with low back pain of 4 months duration.
-<p>Focal disc migration is defined as a condition where a detached piece of the nucleous pulposus migrates from its intradiscal location. Herniation usually occurs in a relatively young patients when intradiscal pressure remains high. Disc herniation may occur in any direction.</p><p> This patient presented with low back pain of 4 months duration.</p>- +<p>Focal disc migration is defined as a condition where a detached piece of the nucleous pulposus migrates from its intradiscal location. Herniation usually occurs in relatively young patients when intradiscal pressure remains high. Disc herniation may occur in any direction.</p><p> </p>
Presentation
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Low back pain for 4 months
Systems changed:
- Spine
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