BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Previous authors have described the locations of
provoked responses to cervical diskography from C3–C4 to C6–C7, but we have found no …

BACKGROUND CONTEXT: In a small prospective study assessing 10 symptomatic and 10
asymptomatic subjects, Schellhas et al. compared cervical discography to magnetic …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation between cervical
discographic pain responses and radiographic images. Design: Records were reviewed for …

The purpose of this article is to analyze the role of cervical diskography as a diagnostic
method via reproduced pain. A nonionic contrast medium (Iohexol) that does not harm …

Study Design. Positive pain responses provoked in an inclusive series of cervical
discograms performed over a 12-year period were categorized by level and reviewed …

Study Design: The morphology of sagittal T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
of the cervical spine was correlated with provocative discography and subsequent computed …

Following the successful use of lumbar discography in the management of lumbo-sciatic
pain, attention focused on the possibility of using such intradiscal injections in the …

Study Design Asymptomatic subjects and chronic head/neck pain sufferers were studied
with high-field magnetic resonance imaging and cervical discography to compare and …

We did a retrospective analysis of patients who had a total of 46 cervical discs examined by
cervical discography and then evaluated the postoperative results of 14 of the 16 patients …

DISCUSSION Normal flexion and extension of the cervical spine occurs in the sagittal plane
and involves' coupled'movements, consisting of rotation of the vertebral bodies about a …