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Figure 1.

Modic type I changes (indicated by arrow) appear hypointense on.

T1-weighted and hyperintense, on T 2 weighted images.

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Figure 2.

Modic type II changes (indicated by arrow) appear hyperintense on.

T1-weighted and isointense or hyperintense, on T 2 weighted images.

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Figure 3.

Modic type III changes (indicated by arrow) appear hypointense on.

T1-weighted and hypointense, on T 2 weighted images.

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Table 1.

Endplate Modic changes of degenerative lumbar disc diseases (n = 64).

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Table 2.

Pfirrmann grades of degenerative lumbar disc diseases (n = 108).

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Table 3.

Modified Pfirrmann grades of lumbar disc degenerative diseases (n = 108).

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Table 4.

Relationship between Modic changes and Pfirrmann grades of vertebral disc degenerative changes (n = 108).

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Table 5.

Relationship between Modic changes and modified Pfirrmann grade of lumbar disc degeneration (n = 108).

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Table 6.

Relationship between Modic changes and Pfirrmann grade in patients with spondylolisthesis (n = 44).

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Table 7.

Relationship between Modic changes and Pfirrmann grade in patients with disc herniation (n = 44).

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Table 8.

Preoperative and postoperative VAS and ODI scores of patients with different Modic types.

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