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Lumbar Disc Herniation Manifested by Contralateral Symptoms Alone. Case Report Shinji KOTAKA 1 , Yoshitaka HAGIYAMA 1 , Norihisa KAWADA 1 , Ayato MIYAMOTO 1 , Tomohiro KATO 1 , Yoshitaka KAWANISHI 1 1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Matsuyama Shimin Hospital Keyword: 腰椎椎間板ヘルニア , lumbar disc herniation , 反対側症状 , contralateral symptoms pp.1169
Published Date 2011/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408102200
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 Case 1:A 50-year-old man experienced pain and weakness in his right leg. Radiculopathy on the right side was suspected, but MRI revealed disc herniation on the left side at the L1/2 level. Fenestration at L1/2 and discectomy was performed. Intraoperatively, the dura was observed to have been displaces to the right and posteriorly by the herniation, and there were right L2 nerve root adhesions. All of the patient's symptoms improved postoperatively.

 Case 2:A 55-year-old man experienced pain in his left legs. Radiculopathy on the left side was suspected, but MRI revealed disc herniation at the L2/3 level on the right side. Conservative treatment was successful, and all of the patient's symptoms improved.

 In both cases there was adhesion of the nerve root symptomatic side, and friction neuritis of the nerve root was assumed to have developed. Thus, the cause of lumbar disc herniation manifested by contralateral symptoms alone is for irritability by friction neuritis.


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