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Which type of vertebral endplate lesion is often found with bone marrow edema in imaging studies?
Which type of vertebral endplate lesion is often found with bone marrow edema in imaging studies?
- Fracture in the center of the endplate (correct)
- Schmorl node
- Erosion in the rim of the endplate
- Calcification in the center and rim portion of the endplate
What type of pain can result from increased interosseous pressure due to vertebral endplate lesions?
What type of pain can result from increased interosseous pressure due to vertebral endplate lesions?
- Muscle pain
- Nerve ablation pain
- Discogenic pain (correct)
- Facet joint pain
Which of the following systemic bone diseases may be associated with disc and end plate lesions?
Which of the following systemic bone diseases may be associated with disc and end plate lesions?
- Osteoporosis
- 'Paget disease'
- Bone tumor and infection
- All of the above (correct)
What is a common non-pharmacological management approach for discogenic pain?
What is a common non-pharmacological management approach for discogenic pain?
Which therapy involves using electrophysical agents like hot packs, TENS, and ultrasound for managing discogenic pain?
Which therapy involves using electrophysical agents like hot packs, TENS, and ultrasound for managing discogenic pain?
Which of the following is a surgical management option for discogenic pain?
Which of the following is a surgical management option for discogenic pain?
What are the common types of tears that the annulus fibrosus is prone to develop?
What are the common types of tears that the annulus fibrosus is prone to develop?
Which area of the disc is more prone to tears in a posterior or posterolateral direction?
Which area of the disc is more prone to tears in a posterior or posterolateral direction?
Why is the healing response of the inner portion of the intervertebral disc limited?
Why is the healing response of the inner portion of the intervertebral disc limited?
Which type of disc bulge/herniation is clinically more significant due to neural tissue compression?
Which type of disc bulge/herniation is clinically more significant due to neural tissue compression?
What is the term for horizontal splits and clefts common at the junction of the nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus?
What is the term for horizontal splits and clefts common at the junction of the nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus?
Why are repetitive stress, overuse, wear and tear, and age-related degeneration more common in intervertebral disc structures?
Why are repetitive stress, overuse, wear and tear, and age-related degeneration more common in intervertebral disc structures?
What are the potential symptoms associated with lumbar spine disc bulge and herniation?
What are the potential symptoms associated with lumbar spine disc bulge and herniation?
What is a common symptom associated with discogenic pain?
What is a common symptom associated with discogenic pain?
Why is it important to consider endplate lesions as a source of back pain?
Why is it important to consider endplate lesions as a source of back pain?
Which type of lesion involves protrusion of disc tissues into the vertebral marrow through the endplate?
Which type of lesion involves protrusion of disc tissues into the vertebral marrow through the endplate?
What is one common type of Modic lesion associated with the vertebral end plate?
What is one common type of Modic lesion associated with the vertebral end plate?
Which age group is commonly affected by vertebral endplate lesions?
Which age group is commonly affected by vertebral endplate lesions?
'Neural claudication' is caused by compression of which structure?
'Neural claudication' is caused by compression of which structure?
'Modic lesion' is associated with direct lesions of which anatomical structures?
'Modic lesion' is associated with direct lesions of which anatomical structures?
'Schmorl’s node' can be categorized based on which characteristic?
'Schmorl’s node' can be categorized based on which characteristic?
'Spontaneous and/or sudden onset of severe back pain' along with 'bladder and bowel incontinence' may indicate:
'Spontaneous and/or sudden onset of severe back pain' along with 'bladder and bowel incontinence' may indicate:
What is the main difference between disc bulge and disc herniation?
What is the main difference between disc bulge and disc herniation?
Why is annulus fibres tear considered a source of back pain?
Why is annulus fibres tear considered a source of back pain?
How does edema from inflammation affect disc pressure?
How does edema from inflammation affect disc pressure?
What is the impact of depressurization of the nucleus and posterior annulus?
What is the impact of depressurization of the nucleus and posterior annulus?
How do both disc bulge and herniation affect segmental stiffness and instability?
How do both disc bulge and herniation affect segmental stiffness and instability?
What is the main implication of moderate-level degenerative changes in the nucleus and annulus?
What is the main implication of moderate-level degenerative changes in the nucleus and annulus?
How do disc bulge and herniation impact the posture and balance of spinal segments?
How do disc bulge and herniation impact the posture and balance of spinal segments?
What are the common risks associated with disc bulges in young people?
What are the common risks associated with disc bulges in young people?
What is the implication of severe-stage disc degeneration on intervertebral joints?
What is the implication of severe-stage disc degeneration on intervertebral joints?
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