Impression of MRI LS WITH WSS.
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Loss of the normal lumbar lordosis with spondylotic changes at L3, L4 & L5.
Diffuse disc bulge with mild protrusion & annular tear at L2-3 causing
compression over the ventral thecal sac & bilateral lateral nerve root recess &
exit foraminae with mild spinal canal stenosis.
Diffuse disc bulges with posterocentral protrusion & annular tear at L4-5
causing compression over the ventral thecal sac & bilateral lateral nerve root
recess & exit foraminae with mild spinal canal stenosis. uu
Diffuse disc bulge at L3-4 causing compression over the ventral thecal sac &
bilateral lateral nerve root recess & exit foraminae .
As compared to the previous MRI report date 20/03/2019, there is
looks to be significant increase in the diffuse disc bulges at L2-L3 &
L4-5 levels with spinal canal stenosis noted on today’s F/U study.
Investigations have their limitations. Solitary pathological/Radiological and other
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