In this video, Dr. Visnjevac (Dr. V) explains what Smorl's Node is and examines a real MRI to display and explain what it looks like and how it impacts your spine.

The MRI images used in this video are from Radiopaedia.org and are used for educational purposes only. You can view these images here: [ Ссылка ]

Citation: Gaillard, F. Schmörl nodes. Case study, Radiopaedia.org. (accessed on 17 Dec 2021) [ Ссылка ]
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