Dangers Of Osteophytes On Lumbar Spine

Opinion-severe degerative disc disease at T12-L1, L1-L2, and L5-S1. Moderate facet arthropathy at L5-S1 . Anterior osteophytes throughout lumbar spine . Visualized sacroiliac joints demonstrate ... View answer

I had a MRI on 1/14/15. On the evaluation of C3-C4 indicates the following: Anterior osteophytes . There has been interval increased size of previous described broad-based disc protrusion which contacts ... View answer

Patient is suffering from Post-traumatic Prolapse Intervertebral Disc L4-L5 and complaining of back pain , MRI suggest osteophytes, disc buldge. Kindly suggest whether the changes of osteophytes and disc ... View answer

of the lumbar spine most pronounced at L3-4 with disc space narrowing, endplate sclerosis , osteophytes, and endplate irregularity. There is 9 mm of anterolisthesis of L5 on S1 with bilateral pars ... View answer

What does arteriosclerosis , osteophytes, and spondylitis are c-3,4,5,&6 mean? ... View answer

this is my x ray. Lumbar spine: No fracture. Vertebral body heights are maintained. Normal lordotic curvature. Disc spaces are relatively preserved. small marginal osteophytes at multiple levels.... View answer

c2-c3 osteophytes severe rightand moderate left stenosis. Where does th pain go to? C3-C4 osteophy moderate and severe bilateral foraminal stenosis more on left C4-c5 osteophytes with moderatd to severe ... View answer

C6-7 diffuse disc osteophytes complex is present along with small osteophytes anteriorly and posteriorly uncovertebral osteophytes are also present. There is mild flattening of the thecal sac.... View answer

curve. subte scoliosis of thrco lumbar spine and concave towards right. verebral showing eraly degenrative chnages w small marinal osteophytes at l3,4,5.rest normal.please advise what to do. thanks... View answer

MRI LUMBAR SPINE (PLAIN) report:- There are osteophytes seen at multiple levels. There is bilateral posterolateral disc bulge with compression of bilateral neural foramina seen at L3L4 level. There is... View answer