The prevalence of MRI-defined spinal pathoanatomies and their association with Modic changes in individuals seeking care for low back pain

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The prevalence of MRI-defined spinal pathoanatomies and their association with Modic changes in individuals seeking care for low back pain

Modic changes are of increasing interest, however their age and gender prevalence are not well described. To date, the associations between Modic changes and other common vertebral pathologies have only been described in small samples (n < 100). Our aim was, in a large dataset of people with low...

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Main Authors:	Albert, H., Briggs, Andrew, Kent, P., Byrhagen, A., Hansen, C., Kjaergaard, K.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Springer 2011
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/37885

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