Lumbar cartilaginous endplate fracture-type defects are tiny cracks or breaks in the cartilage layer between the vertebral bone and the intervertebral disc in ...

The lumbar cartilaginous endplates are thin layers of hyaline and fibrocartilage that cap the cranial and caudal surfaces of each vertebral body, providing a ...

Lumbar cartilaginous endplate rim (peripheral) defects are focal disruptions or separations in the cartilaginous layer that forms the interface between the ...

Lumbar cartilaginous endplate erosive defects are characterized by focal, irregular disruptions of the cartilage layer that lies between the vertebral body and ...

Lumbar cartilaginous endplate corner lesions are tiny areas of damage at the junction where each vertebral body meets its intervertebral disc, right at the ...

The cartilaginous endplate sits between each intervertebral disc and the adjacent vertebral body, acting as a semipermeable interface that allows nutrient ...

Lumbar cartilaginous endplates are the thin layers of hyaline cartilage that separate each intervertebral disc from the adjacent vertebral bodies in the lumbar ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement at the L5–S1 level is a specific form of intervertebral disc pathology in which the nucleus pulposus protrudes or extrudes ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement at the L4–L5 level—often termed a lateral or foraminal disc herniation—occurs when the inner gel-like nucleus pulposus extrudes ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement at the L3–L4 level is a specific form of intervertebral disc pathology characterized by displacement of disc material toward ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement at the L2–L3 level is a form of lumbar disc herniation in which disc material displaces laterally—into the foraminal or ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement at the L1–L2 level is a specific form of lumbar intervertebral disc pathology characterized by sideways (lateral) displacement ...

Lumbar disc lateral derangement refers to a condition in which the inner gel-like core (nucleus pulposus) of an intervertebral disc in the lower (lumbar) spine ...

Lumbar disc posterior derangement at the L5–S1 level refers to a spectrum of structural and functional alterations in the intervertebral disc that result in ...

Lumbar disc posterior derangement at the L4–L5 level is a common yet complex spinal condition characterized by the displacement or malfunction of the ...

The lumbar spine consists of five vertebrae (L1–L5) separated by intervertebral discs that function as shock absorbers and allow spinal flexibility. The L3–L4 ...

Lumbar disc posterior derangement at the L2–L3 level refers to a mechanical abnormality of the intervertebral disc in which the nucleus pulposus protrudes or ...

Lumbar disc posterior derangement at the L1–L2 level is a specific form of intervertebral disc pathology characterized by the displacement or disruption of ...

Lumbar disc posterior derangement at the L5–S1 level refers to the displacement or disruption of the nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus toward the back ...

Lumbar disc anterior derangement at the L5-S1 level refers to a mechanical deformation of the intervertebral disc in which the nucleus pulposus shifts ...