Spinal Disc Damaged - Here I Attached Written And X-Ray Report

Spinal disc damaged

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Here I attached written and x-ray report of mri please share the opinion.which gives better results.why the disc got damaged

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Did you have any injury? There's compression fracture of your T11 vertebrae

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