Schmorls nodes are herniations of intervertebral discs that push on the adjacent vertebrae. They are most often painless but can sometimes cause acute lower back pain. Schmorl’s nodes, or ...

Schmorl’s nodes are a type of herniated disk that can affect the spine. They occur when tissue inside the disks slips out and pushes up or down into adjacent vertebrae. They are not cancerous ...

Study design: A case report of painful lumbar Schmorl's node is presented. Objective: To describe diagnostic evidence and the result of surgical treatment of a rare case of painful Schmorl's node.

In a cross-sectional patient study, the researchers examined the association between disc degeneration (DD) and low back pain (LBP), in consideration with endplate signal change (ESC) and Schmorl ...

The study, published in the journal BMC Evolutionary Biology, focused on a lesion of the spine called Schmorl’s node — a hernia in the cartilaginous disc between vertebrae often linked with ...