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Twenty symptomatic foraminal stenosis cases (67%) showed the affected spinal nerve edema on MRM. The prevalence and VAS of leg pain at rest were significantly higher in the presence of spinal nerve edema group (95% and 67.0 ± 36.4, respectively). The correlation coefficient between the VAS for leg pain at rest (53.0 ± 33.6) and the spinal nerve edema ratio (1.3 ± 0.3) was 0.647 (p 0.01). Our study revealed the substantial correlation found between the spinal nerve edema ratio on MRM and the VAS for leg pain at rest in sy
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