Concomitance of @entity239 syndrome and XXXX .

@entity1 @entity239 @entity627 @entity4049 @entity9509 @entity3799 @entity890
[Purpose] @entity239 ( @entity239 ) and @entity890 ( @entity890 ) are a common diseases commonly encountered in physical therapy clinics. There are also @entity1 who have both of these diseases. In this study we aim to investigated whether @entity239 is a risk factor for @entity890 and the frequency of their coincident occurrence. [Subjects and Methods] Thirty-five @entity1 having a primary @entity239 diagnosis according to the American @entity627 Association criteria are taken into consideration and a control group were the subjects of this study. The two groups were compared with respect to cervical disc hernia using cervical region MRI. [Results] The distribution of disc hernia of 6 @entity239 @entity1 who had @entity3799 was: 16.6% @entity4049 , 16.6% @entity9509 , 16.6% C6-7, 33.3% C4-5, @entity9509 (two levels in two @entity1 ) and 16.6% C4-5, @entity9509 , C7-1 (three levels in one @entity1 ) . The herniation directions were given as: central in 5 levels, right paramedian in 1 level, and left paramedian disc hernia in 1 level. There were 4 cervical disk hernia in the control group. The herniation direction were central in two, right paramedian in one, and left paramedian in one @entity1 . [Conclusion] In this study, the existence of @entity890 in @entity239 @entity1 was found to be not different from the normal population.
