41. Roto Times Fantasy Sports He s missed ten games with a bulging disk in his back. Mar. 12, Mighty Ducks GM Bryan Murray told the LA Times that Ruslan Salei (D) ANA will miss the next http://www.rototimes.com/index.php?sport=hockey&type=playernotes&name=player_865

42. Journal Of Computer Assisted Tomography - UserLogin Subject has osteophytosis and desiccated bulging disks at T12, L1-2, L3-4, L4-5, and L5-S1. Eighty percent of these were bulging disks, 43% protruding, http://www.jcat.org/pt/re/jcat/fulltext.00004728-199601000-00019.htm

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43. The Mail Online I have a bulging disk in the lower spine, have made an inquiry to the Appllo hospital I have been told that my bulging disk is not urgent therefore no http://chat.dailymail.co.uk/dailymail/threadnonInd.jsp?forum=105&thread=9694155&

44. JS Online: Dotson's Back A Concern If bulging disk doesn t recede, guard will need surgery. By Tom Silverstein of the Journal Sentinel staff. From the Journal Sentinel. Last Updated Aug. http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/aug99/dotson19081899.asp

More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers Also see: Business 411 E-newsletter News Business Sports ... Stuff Also see: Personals AdFinder Tickets Coupons ... PRINT THIS STORY Dotson's back a concern If bulging disk doesn't recede, guard will need surgery By Tom Silverstein of the Journal Sentinel staff From the Journal Sentinel Last Updated: Aug. 18, 1999 Green Bay - Green Bay Packers right tackle Earl Dotson doesn't want to think about the alternative if rest, rehabilitation and injections don't alleviate a bulging disk in his lower back. But if the pain and numbness he's been feeling since the team's intrasquad scrimmage Aug. 7 doesn't go away, he will probably have to undergo surgery. "I can't get nervous about it," Dotson said. "I'm a little frustrated because I'm on the sidelines. That's part of the game. There are a lot of guys with a lot worse injuries than this. "I just pray to God what we're doing now will keep me from going under the knife."

45. STLtoday - Life & Style - Columnists substances generated by the bulging disk, and from muscle spasms. techniques employing small incisions through which the bulging disk can be removed http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/lifestyle/columnists.nsf/drpauldonohue/story/63

46. Anybody With "Bulging Discs & Bone Spurs"? - HealthBoards Bulletin Board A CT scan revealed bulging disc. I had a new surgery called a I have bulging disks from C (cervical)48through T (Thoracic)1 then T4-5 and Lumbar 5-6. http://www.healthboards.com/ubb/Forum51/HTML/001242.html

Click Here to Visit our Sponsor FREE HealthBoards.com info from vendors! Select: Signup Fibromyalgia - new products and services Aging Alternative Medicine Back Care Beauty Free Stuff Health Products Herbal Products Natural Healing Nutrition Pain Mgmt Quit Smoking Sexuality Skin Care Stress Mgmt Viagra Vitamins Weight Loss Yoga Many more topics available! Enter your email address: Enter your zip/postal code: HealthBoards Bulletin Board Fibromyalgia profile register ... next oldest topic Author Junior Member Posts: 15 From:North Little Rock, AR, USA Registered: Aug 2002 posted 08-31-2002 11:13 PM Yep, Degenerative Disc Disease, and the two above I posted in my subject. Doc wants to set up an appt with a Anesthesiologist for "Injections" in My Spine. I Said "No Way Man"! He said only other possible help is Physical Therapy. Been There - Done That. But guess next week I will begin PT. I've never had depression in the 12 yrs with DX Of Fibromyalgia BUT I beginning to wonder? IP: Logged Raven Senior Member Posts: 128 From: VA . USA Registered: Nov 2000 posted 09-01-2002 10:49 PM Hi Miller 0129

47. Fantasy Football News, Games & Leagues At Fanball Wrighster has missed the last four games with a bulging disk in his back. OUR VIEW Wrighster has bulging disk. THE NEWS. Tight end George Wrighster, http://www.fanball.com/fb/playerProfile.cfm/pid.1067

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48. NFL.com - San Francisco 49ers Team News to miss the San Francisco 49ers game against St. Louis on Sunday with a bulging disk in his back. DE Carter to miss game due to bulging disk http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/SF/6797365

CBS CBS SportsLine AOL Home ... Depth Charts Search NFL.com The Web Fantasy Sign In/Sign Up News NFL Kickoff 2005 ... Official Site DE Carter to miss game due to bulging disk NFL.com wire reports SANTA CLARA, Calif. (Nov. 1, 2003) Defensive end Andre Carter is expected to miss the San Francisco 49ers ' game against St. Louis on Sunday with a bulging disk in his back. "I think he'll miss this game and the bye (next weekend), and I think he'll be able to go after that, knowing him," Erickson said. John Engelberger will move from left end to right end, and Chidi Ahanotu will move into the starting lineup. The 49ers also will be without quarterback Jeff Garcia , who will rest his sprained left ankle. AP NEWS The Associated Press News Service NFL on Judge: Fearless predictions: Not this time for Patriots Prisco: Fearless predictions: Thinking dirty and sexy Prisco: Rookie QB leads five-man crew under the radar var zSr=[]; Select Team Bears Bengals Bills Broncos Browns Buccaneers Cardinals Chargers Chiefs Colts Cowboys Dolphins Eagles Falcons Giants Jaguars Jets Lions Packers Panthers Patriots Raiders Rams Ravens Redskins Saints Seahawks Steelers Texans Titans Vikings K Pochman waived; K Peterson signs

49. Mybacksolution.com - Back Care Definitions Other Names for Bulging Disc bulging disk, Slipped Disc, Buldging Disc, Varies according to the size of the bulging disc and symptoms bulging discs http://mybacksolution.com/bulging_disc.htm

Bulging Disc Definition, Causes and Treatment How I healed my Herniated Disc without surgery Home Pain Relief Products Books ... Food Other Names for Bulging Disc: Bulging Disk, Slipped Disc, Buldging Disc, Disc Bulge. Sometimes used interchangeably with Pinched Disc or Herniated Disc Definition of Bulging Disc: In between the vertebra of the spine are discs made soft spongelike material in a somewhat harder shell. A disc bulge occurs when the disc pushes out of its normal space. Some disc bulges go undetected for a long time and do not cause any trouble while others may shift to press against one or more nerves causing extreme pain, numbness and or tingling that sometimes radiates down the leg or even into the feet. Symptoms Any or all of the following: Pain or muscle spasm in the back, sometimes causing the spine to deviate. Pain into one (or very occasionally) both legs - especially if it seems to run down a line. The pain can be constant or flare suddenly with movement. Tingling or numbness in the buttocks, leg or foot.

50. Bulging Disks Posted By Lucia G. Villa on January 04, 2005 at 122907. In Reply to bulging disksC3,4 5 posted by Joannie on January 21, 2004 at 135815 http://www.orthopedicquestions.com/mes-chiropractor/3963.html

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51. Monterey County Herald | 08/08/2005 | 49ers' Plummer Almost Totally Back Plummer has worked to rehabilitate the bulging disk that sidelined him to stretch his neck in hopes of preventing a recurrence of a bulging disk. http://www.montereyherald.com/mld/mcherald/sports/12329987.htm

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52. Some Sample MRI Images MRI shows a bulging disk, that means that there is no herniation of the diskal content. This is very important since the managment does not require surgery. http://www.maztravel.com/enrique/tour3.html

S ome sample M RI images Resomaz - Mazatlan's finest diagnostic laboratory. Attention! Aphrodite is trying to help the Amigos de los Animales. Please help her help them!! All of the images below are "thumbnails." To see the full size pictures, just click on them. So now that you know what an MRI machine looks like, and how it works, the next question is what can it do. Well here are some interesting pictures of the inside of your body, complete with the report that accompanies them. This is what you can expect to receive after a visit to Enrique's laboratory. This patient had a sudden loss of her motor functions (she wasnt able to move her right arms and legs) 2 months before the study. She went thru a slow recovery with lot physical therapy and drugs. She was recovering some of her movements but suddenly all the improvement stop. We performed an MRI that showed the changes expected for a lesion of that time (2 months old) but also showed and increase in the size of the ventricular system( where the Cerebrospinal fluid or CSF flows) that was causing hydrocephalus. Due to this finding, the patient went thru another surgery and had a shunt valve installed, the last word we had from one of her relatives is that she is again on recovery. The official report included this: T 1 coronal SE (spin echo) sequence that shows an area of infarction in the left parietal lobe. Also enlargement of the ventricular system is observed.

53. Untitled Document may result from several manifestations including degenerative disk disease, ligamentum flavum hypertrophy, spondylolisthesis, bulging disk and trauma. http://mccoy.lib.siu.edu/projects/mgrey/pathology/spine/spinal_stenosis/text.sht

Description: Spinal stenosis may be defined as the narrowing of the spinal canal and lateral recesses as a result of progressive degenerative disease of the disk, bone, and ligament. Problems arise when the spinal canal and cord is constricted. Mostly involves the cervical and lumbar spine. Etiology: Spinal stenosis may be categorized as either congenital (developmental) or acquired. Congenital spinal stenosis may be due to achondroplasia or anomaly, or may be idiopathic. Acquired central spinal stenosis may result from several manifestations including degenerative disk disease, ligamentum flavum hypertrophy, spondylolisthesis, bulging disk and trauma. Epidemiology: Most commonly found in the cervical and lumbar spine. Signs and Symptoms: When the cervical portion of the spine is involved, the patient may present with a radiculopathy, myelopathy, neck or shoulder pain. If the lumbar spine is affected, the patient may present with a limping type of gait (neurogenic or spinal claudication), low back pain, or paresthesia of the lower extremities. Imaging Characteristics: MRI is the modality of choice for diagnosing spinal stenosis. CT following myelography would be the next best choice for imaging spinal stenosis.

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Dedicated to the proliferation of ideas and quality images of Indian Popular cinema across the world wide web. Bollywood501 was started Dec 2002 and is maintained by one person, who loves Bollywood movies. All text except where noted, by me. About Bollywood501 Sept 08 2005 Click For Larger Version Blog updated April 05, 2005 New Blog Bollywood501 Use the Bollywood501 specific search to find what you are looking for on this site. Search Query April 8, 2005: Phoonam Dhillon Photo gallery of 10 Publicity Stills April 5, 2005: Blog Bollywood, So Much Bollywood, So Little Time March 28: Amitabh_Bachchan with 32 photos added to gallery March 23: Photos added to Abhishek Bachchan and Akshay Kumar galleries March 22: Blog Bollywood, Anari and the early films of Hrishikesh Mukherjee March 22: Raj Kapoor photo capture gallery from Anari (1959) with 6 pictures past recent updates archive contact: slightly. b ollywood, movie, indian, india, hindi, dvd, tamil, music, actor, cinema, photo, pakistan, nepal site counter

55. OCC-ENV-MED-L Archives -- August 2003 (#16) leg complaints and again L4L5 mild central disk bulge with no foraminal impingement. Local osteopath labels this same central bulging disk phenomenon. http://list.mc.duke.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0308&L=occ-env-med-l&F=&S=&P=1693

56. Lumbosacral Spine XRay Bulging disc 33%; Herniated disc 20%; Unexpected XRay finding 0.0004% (1 in 2500) Degenerative changes 100%; bulging disk 80%; Herniated disk 33% http://www.fpnotebook.com/ORT332.htm

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57. ESpine.com--Herniated Disc In general, bulging disks are rarely a diagnostic mystery. What it can do is provide more room for the herniated disk to bulge in, thereby reducing http://www.espine.com/herniateddisc.html

General description Discs are the relatively soft, gelatinous cushions that surround the spinal cord and act as shock absorbers between the hard, bony vertebrae. A herniated disc is a protrusion of the disk material, usually through small openings in the vertebrae where nerves enter the spinal column. Disks herniate most commonly in the lower back, although they also occur frequently in the lower neck and more uncommonly may occur anywhere. Causes A disk may herniate because of sudden trauma, anything from a fall on an icy sidewalk to an athletic injury to simply lifting the wrong bag of groceries in the wrong way at the wrong time. They may also be caused simply by the cumulative long term effects of what doctors like to call poor body mechanics - a lifetime of too much bending and twisting too many awkward positions. Although the majority of lumbar lower back herniations occur in people 40-55 , most cervical neck herniations occur in older people, whose disks loose elasticity and become brittle because of normal aging processes. Signs and symptoms Depending on where the herniation occurs, and the degree to which nerves entering the spine, or the spine itself, are affected, a wide range of symptoms are possible. In addition to pain around the site of the herniation, many disk patients also experience significant pain somewhere other than where the disk is. This is because when disks ooze and bulge, they ooze and bulge into spaces occupied by nerves. Because these nerves are carrying impulses from different parts of he body to the spine and then to the brain, the pain is experienced as if it were occurring in the area from where the nerve originates.

58. SOCH : Resource Center : Ask The Expert : Archives Well, the chiropractor told me I had a bulging disk, and I m still having A bulging disc is different from a ruptured disc {also commonly called a http://www.soch.com/res_ask_arc_kennard.html

Southern Ocean County Hospital would like to thank everyone who e-mailed questions for this edition of Ask-The-Expert and would like to especially thank W. Francis Kennard, M.D., for taking part in the program. Question 1: I have arthritis on both of my knees and I have pain in my foot from a neuroma. I had the neuroma operated on and it has grown back. If I have the neuroma operated and taken out, will it it grow back again. Is there anything I can do about my knee problem? Answer: Question 2: I have had arthroscopic surgery twice on my left knee over the past several years. I was told that I may eventually need a knee replacement. I recently read about a new type of minimally invasive knee replacement procedure called Unicompartmental Knee Replacement. Candidates for this type of surgery are those who, for some reason, could not undergo the full knee replacement surgery. Since I have a recently diagnosed inoperable coronary artery problem, do you think I would be a candidate for this procedure? If so, is this a procedure that you do? Answer: Specifically, if you have a non-operable cardiac condition the risk is not lessened by unicompartment replacement. Either orthopaedic procedure takes approximately one hour, but cardiac clearance would be a deciding factor to have either surgery.

59. Types Of Musculoskeletal Disorders And Injuries Nerve roots become irritated by pressure from a bulging disk or by narrowing between vertebrae. bulging disk muscle spasm in the neck in the morning, http://www2.umdnj.edu/eohssweb/ergo/msd.htm

Computer Ergonomics and Health Table of Contents Introduction Computer Ergonomics and Health Work Practices ... Medical Treatment Computer Workstation Design Workstation Layout Space and Positioning Data Entry Data Retrieval ... Pointing Devices Computer Accessories Document holder Task light Monitor Glare Shield Footrest ... Contact EOHSS Ergonomics is the science of fitting jobs to workers by taking into account the requirements of the job and peoples’ physical and mental capacities. It is the science of ergonomics that is used to design an appropriate computer workstation. (See Workstation Design ). When workstations are not designed appropriately, when non-ergonomically designed computer equipment is used and when jobs and tasks are not well organized, a number of computer related health problems can arise. Eye and vision problems Eye and vision problems have been reported; in fact, eye and vision complaints are the most common complaints of computer users. Vision problems can contribute to the physical disorders listed below. We tend to position ourselves so that we can see the images on the monitor, keyboards and documents. However if our vision is blurry, we may lean forward and crane our necks to get a closer look . Such awkward positions increase the risk for physical disorders. It is therefore important to have regular eye check ups. In addition, computer work tends to exacerbate other vision problems. Special

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