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Spontaneous Resorption Of A Lumbar Disc Herniation In A Patient With Multiple Myeloma: A Rare Association

2020-07-20

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<h4>Background: </h4> The phenomenon of spontaneous resorption of a herniated disc (HD) is a common occurrence. In literature, there are many studies attempting to explain the mechanism for regression, including imaging techniques and immunohistologic analyses. Nevertheless, the exact mechanism remains uncertain. In addition, the connection between HD regression and general conditions of patients is not concerned...

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Literature Corpus work: b84ee223-9c73-542d-a30c-7149b74e1afa
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-41644/v1

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