Der Orthopade · 2019
[Classification and diagnosis of lumbar spinal stenosis].
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Arabmotlagh M, Sellei R M, Vinas-Rios J M, Rauschmann M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused by various pathological conditions. With the diagnostic tools available, a precise classification of the condition should be made, which enables a consistent and appropriate therapeutic approach.
OBJECTIVES: In the present article, the currently used classifications of lumbar spinal stenosis are discussed and the diagnostic tools are presented, focussing on the imaging descriptions of morphological changes.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: This article is based on a PubMed literature search of the past 60 years and our own experiences.
RESULTS: Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused mainly by degenerative changes to the spine. MR tomographic imaging can result in precise anatomical illustration and classification of the stenosis.
CONCLUSIONS: Although modern imaging procedures deliver a very precise illustration of lumbar spinal stenosis, clinical symptoms make a considerable contribution to therapeutic decision-making. With the anatomical classification, differentiated surgical decompression of the spinal canal can be planned.
OBJECTIVES: In the present article, the currently used classifications of lumbar spinal stenosis are discussed and the diagnostic tools are presented, focussing on the imaging descriptions of morphological changes.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: This article is based on a PubMed literature search of the past 60 years and our own experiences.
RESULTS: Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused mainly by degenerative changes to the spine. MR tomographic imaging can result in precise anatomical illustration and classification of the stenosis.
CONCLUSIONS: Although modern imaging procedures deliver a very precise illustration of lumbar spinal stenosis, clinical symptoms make a considerable contribution to therapeutic decision-making. With the anatomical classification, differentiated surgical decompression of the spinal canal can be planned.