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Aghajanzadeh .. A Prospective Study of 350 Patients Having Lumbar Disk
Operation in Rasht from 1989-1993
. JGUMS 1995; 4 (14 and 15) :30-35
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ABSTRACT:
This study is based on the analysis and interpretation of statistical data carried on 350 patients having lumbar disk operation .
The number of male patients have beem more than that of female in ratio of 3/2The most common age was from 30 to 50.
Most of the patients among mem are farmers and workers and among women , house wives.
More than 60% of discal herniation have been at level of L4-L5 and 20% at the level of L5-S1.
Complications of surgical procedure have been too scarce. 90% of operation sesults have been excelent ,7% rather good, 2% unchanged, 1% bad.
This study is based on the analysis and interpretation of statistical data carried on 350 patients having lumbar disk operation .
The number of male patients have beem more than that of female in ratio of 3/2The most common age was from 30 to 50.
Most of the patients among mem are farmers and workers and among women , house wives.
More than 60% of discal herniation have been at level of L4-L5 and 20% at the level of L5-S1.
Complications of surgical procedure have been too scarce. 90% of operation sesults have been excelent ,7% rather good, 2% unchanged, 1% bad.
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