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2017-06-12 13:12:04
Desiccation of L4L5nd s1 intervertebral disc Post central disc Protrusion at L4L5 with peripheral anular tear causing impingement over the thecal sac with mild bilateral neural foraminial narrowing Post left paracentral and foraminal disc extrusion at L5and S1 level causing compression over the transvering left s1 nerve root narrowing of left neural formina
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