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Diagnostic Testing for Degenerative Disc Disease

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The diagnostic of degenerative disc disease should be reached with the help of various diagnostic studies. This article briefly review the information gained by the following tests: radiographs, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, and discography. The article explains how each modality provides a piece of the diagnostic puzzle and how discography confirms the origin of the patient’s pain.
Title: Diagnostic Testing for Degenerative Disc Disease
Description:
The diagnostic of degenerative disc disease should be reached with the help of various diagnostic studies.
This article briefly review the information gained by the following tests: radiographs, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, and discography.
The article explains how each modality provides a piece of the diagnostic puzzle and how discography confirms the origin of the patient’s pain.

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