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Plz help in understanding the xray
I have spine tb and this is latest xray of my lumbar spine area..would request your opinions abt the current status of damage in lumbar spine.
Is it reversible by rest or medicine or it looks like a surgery case?
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I would like to examine you and review all the other investigations, before giving any opinion
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Current status of damage : Significant changes has noted in terms of Kyphosis and scoliosis
Reversible: NOT POSSIBLE WITHOUT SURGICAL MANAGEMENT
AS ONE NEED TO CORRECT THE BONY ALIGNMENT
for tht Rest or Medicine is contributing factor.
Rest and Treatment for TB have to continue with Chest Physician and Have to complete.
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Medical managment if no neurological involvement
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