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Modic changes in lumbar spine: prevalence and distribution patterns of end plate oedema and end plate sclerosis |pdf=|usr=}}{{26828968}} gab.com Text Modic changes in lumbar spine: prevalence and distribution patterns of end plate oedema and end plate sclerosis JO: Br J Radiol http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26828968 #FOAvip Objective:: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the distribution of end plate oedema in different types of Modic change especially in mixed type and to analyze the presence of end plate sclerosis in various types of Modic change. Materials and methods:: 276 patients with low back pain were scanned with 1.5-T MRI. Three radiologists assessed the MR images by T1 weighted, T2 weighted and fat-saturation T2 weighted sequences and classified them according to the Modic changes. Pure oedematous end plate signal changes were classified as Modic Type I; pure fatty end plate changes were classified as Modic Type II; and pure sclerotic end plate changes as Modic Type III. A mixed feature of both Types I and II with predominant oedematous signal change is classified as Modic I?II, and a mixture of Types I and II with predominant fatty change is classified as Modic II?I. Thus, the mixed types can further be subdivided into seven subtypes: Types I?II, Types II?I, Types I?III, Types III?I, Types II?III, Types III?II and Types I?III. During the same period, 52 of 276 patients who underwent CT and MRI were retrospectively reviewed to determine end plate sclerosis. Results:: (1) End plate oedema: of the 2760 end plates (276 patients) examined, 302 end plates showed Modic changes, of which 82 end plates showed mixed Modic changes. The mixed Modic changes contain 92.7% of oedematous changes. The mixed types especially Types I?II and Types II?I made up the majority of end plate oedematous changes. (2) End plate sclerosis: 52 of 276 patients were examined by both MRI and CT. Of the 520 end plates, 93 end plates showed Modic changes, of which 34 end plates have shown sclerotic changes in CT images. 11.8% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type I, 20.6% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type II, 2.9% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type III and 64.7% of 34 end plates have shown mixed Modic type. Conclusion:: End plate oedema makes up the majority of mixed types especially Types I?II and Types II?I. The end plate sclerosis on CT images may not just mean Modic Type III but does exist in all types of Modic changes, especially in mixed Modic types, and may reflect vertebral body mineralization rather than change in the bone marrow. Advances in knowledge:: End plate oedema and end plate sclerosis are present in a large proportion of mixed types. Twit Text FOAVip Modic changes in lumbar spine: prevalence and distribution patterns of end plate oedema and end plate sclerosis ????Br J Radiol http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26828968 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26828968 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|26828968}}</ref> Modic changes in lumbar spine: prevalence and distribution patterns of end plate oedema and end plate sclerosis #MMPMID26828968 Xu L; Chu B; Feng Y; Xu F; Zou YF Br J Radiol 2016[Apr]; 89 (1060): ä PMID26828968show ga Objective:: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the distribution of end plate oedema in different types of Modic change especially in mixed type and to analyze the presence of end plate sclerosis in various types of Modic change. Materials and methods:: 276 patients with low back pain were scanned with 1.5-T MRI. Three radiologists assessed the MR images by T1 weighted, T2 weighted and fat-saturation T2 weighted sequences and classified them according to the Modic changes. Pure oedematous end plate signal changes were classified as Modic Type I; pure fatty end plate changes were classified as Modic Type II; and pure sclerotic end plate changes as Modic Type III. A mixed feature of both Types I and II with predominant oedematous signal change is classified as Modic I?II, and a mixture of Types I and II with predominant fatty change is classified as Modic II?I. Thus, the mixed types can further be subdivided into seven subtypes: Types I?II, Types II?I, Types I?III, Types III?I, Types II?III, Types III?II and Types I?III. During the same period, 52 of 276 patients who underwent CT and MRI were retrospectively reviewed to determine end plate sclerosis. Results:: (1) End plate oedema: of the 2760 end plates (276 patients) examined, 302 end plates showed Modic changes, of which 82 end plates showed mixed Modic changes. The mixed Modic changes contain 92.7% of oedematous changes. The mixed types especially Types I?II and Types II?I made up the majority of end plate oedematous changes. (2) End plate sclerosis: 52 of 276 patients were examined by both MRI and CT. Of the 520 end plates, 93 end plates showed Modic changes, of which 34 end plates have shown sclerotic changes in CT images. 11.8% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type I, 20.6% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type II, 2.9% of 34 end plates have shown Modic Type III and 64.7% of 34 end plates have shown mixed Modic type. Conclusion:: End plate oedema makes up the majority of mixed types especially Types I?II and Types II?I. The end plate sclerosis on CT images may not just mean Modic Type III but does exist in all types of Modic changes, especially in mixed Modic types, and may reflect vertebral body mineralization rather than change in the bone marrow. Advances in knowledge:: End plate oedema and end plate sclerosis are present in a large proportion of mixed types. äModic changes in lumbar spine: prevalence and distribution patterns of(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing