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Lumbar pain is defined as a musculoskeletal syndrome whose main symptom is the presence of localized pain in the area between the lower costal region and the sacral region, which may occasionally compromise the gluteal region, causing functional decline. Objective: To identify lumbar lesions diagnosed by means of a lumbar spine radiographic study. Patient and Methods: This was a descriptive, retrospective study between 2014 and 2016 in patients who attended Mediscan for the lumbosacral spine radiographic study with a sample of 687 patients. Results: out of 687 patients, 309 (44.9%)were males, 378 (55.1%) were female. 211 were between 51-60 years old. Out of male patients 103 (33.33%) had spondyloarthrosis and 63 (20.39%) had a narrow spinal canal, in the female gender 162 (42.86%) had spondyloarthrosis, 83 (21.96%) had lumbar disc disease. In 562 patients, a lesion was found in the radiological study, 264(46.9%) at the L4-L5 level. Conclusion: Low back pain occurs more frequently in female patients, with a higher frequency between 51-60 years. The most diagnosed pathology was spondyloarthrosis and the segment most affected was L4-L5.

DIAGNOSTICO RADIOLOGICO DE LESIONES LUMBARES EN LA ZONA NOR-OCCIDENTAL DE HONDURAS 2014 – 2016