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Date Published: 10/06/2024
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.51298/vmj.v539i2.9814
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Vol. 539 No. 2 (2024)
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Trần, V. V. (2024). STUDY ON IMAGING CHARACTERISTICS OF LUMBAR SPINE INJURY ON MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTATED IN THE 19-8 HOSPITAL MINISTRY OF POLICE. Vietnam Medical Journal, 539(2). https://doi.org/10.51298/vmj.v539i2.9814

STUDY ON IMAGING CHARACTERISTICS OF LUMBAR SPINE INJURY ON MULTI-SEQUENCE COMPUTATED IN THE 19-8 HOSPITAL MINISTRY OF POLICE

Văn Việt Trần

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Objectives: To describe the image characteristics of lumbar spine injuries on multi-detector row computed tomography. Methods: Descriptive study of 57 patients diagnosed with spinal cord injuries using CT scans from June 2022 to September June 2023 at CDHA Department of Hospital 19-8 Ministry of Public Security. Results: common age ranges from 46-60 years old (36.84%), 56.14% male, 43.86% female, male/female ratio is 1.23. Location of injury: the vertebra with the highest injury rate is L1 (48.15%). Vertebral body rupture accounts for 68.42%. Vertebral collapse injuries account for 71.93. Posterior vertebral arch injuries: transverse spine fractures account for (15.79%), posterior spine fractures are the least common (1.75%), and mixed fracture injuries account for 7.02%. The highest proportion of patients with grade I spondylolisthesis (14.04%). Mild spinal stenosis injuries account for the highest rate, 8.78%. The most common fracture-type injury to the spine is fracture, 38.6%.

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