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HNP
(redirected from Herniated Nucleus Pulposus)

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HNPHealth, Nutrition and Population
HNPHost Negotiation Protocol
HNPHerniated Nucleus Pulposus
HNPHernia Nuclei Pulposi (Medicine)
HNPHerstigte Nasionale Party van Suid-Afrika
HNPHerenigde Nasionale Party


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The negative MRI rendered a diagnosis of herniated nucleus pulposus and neoplasm unlikely because MRI has high sensitivity for both disease processes (32,33) and is considered the gold standard for diagnosing a herniated nucleus pulposus.
Differential diagnosis of endometriosis in a young adult woman with ... by Troyer, Mark R. / Physical Therapy
Because of their rarity, synovial cysts are easily misdiagnosed in cases of persistent low back pain (LBP) and radiculopathy, and are often attributed to herniated nucleus pulposus or spondylosis.
Lumbar synovial cyst as a cause of low back pain and acute ... by Sakas, Damianos E. / Southern Medical Journal
The following report describes a 17-year old girl with a central herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) at L4-5.
Herniated nucleus pulposus with radiculopathy in an adolescent: ... by Lowdon, J. Devon / Southern Medical Journal
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