Lateral herniated nucleus pulposus: Clinical and imaging considerations

Fries, John W.; Abodeely, Daniel A.; Vijungco, Jose G.; Gaffey, William R.

doi:10.1016/0730-4862(84)90080-5

Computerized Radiology

1984

DOI: 10.1016/0730-4862(84)90080-5

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Lateral herniated nucleus pulposus: Clinical and imaging considerations

John W. Fries¹,

Daniel A. Abodeely²,

Jose G. Vijungco³

et al.

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Lateral herniated nucleus pulposus: Clinical and imaging considerations

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Computed tomography of suspected lumbar disc protrusion in a district general hospital: outcome of scanning at L3/4

Computed tomography of suspected lumbar disc protrusion in a district general hospital: outcome of scanning at L3/4

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