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What Does My MRI Report Of Spine Interpret?

l4-5 mid diffuse annular disc bulge indenting thecal sac, abutting bilateral traversing nerve roots and causing bilateral neural foraminal stenosis. A small synovial syst measuring 5.1 mm x 6.7 mm is seen in the left postero-lateral space focally compressing left traversing nerve root. Mild legamentum flavum hypertrophy is seen at this level. My MRI report for spine. What does it talk about ?
Thu, 29 Sep 2016
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Hi, L4L5 disc causing thecal sac indentation and abuttment of both nerve roots and b/l neural foramen stenosis can be managed with conservative treatment and back exercises.Advised to take tab pregabalin 75mg 1hs.
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What Does My MRI Report Of Spine Interpret?

Hi, L4L5 disc causing thecal sac indentation and abuttment of both nerve roots and b/l neural foramen stenosis can be managed with conservative treatment and back exercises.Advised to take tab pregabalin 75mg 1hs. Thanks