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The general consensus in the literature is that a second surgical procedure can be beneficial in cases of recurrent herniated disk or bony canal compression if they match the level involved clinically,[1][1] but much debate remains. Imaging of the lumbar spine after disk herniation surgery is

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The Triad of Nerve Root Enhancement, Thickening, and Displacement in Patients with Sciatica and Recurrent Disk Herniation in the Postoperative Lumbar Spine May Prompt Further Surgical Treatment in Patients with Failed-Back Surgical Syndrome