Epidural lipomatosis

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Asked for Female, 32 Years

My MRI shows L5 epidural lipomatosis ,L4-L5 annular tear and disc bulge. I have severe radiating pain. Is epidural lipomatosis curable and how?

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Dr. Santhosh R Neurologist 17 yrs exp Puducherry · Accepted Answer

Dr. Santhosh R

Neurologist 17 yrs exp Puducherry

It depends on the size, type, extent and attachments of the epidural lipomatosis. Need detailed clinical history and MRI findings. If it is symptomatic it may require surgery.

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