Dear Doctor, Guide- Does with decrease in weight Aortic root diameter reduces, means present weight of person is 108 kg, aged 53 years. Echo dated 03 April 2012 shows Aortic root dilated showing LA ... View answer

Dear Doctor, Guide me for following- In my latest Echo reports shows that Aortic Root was dilated ... does this mean, in my previous Echo dated Feb,10.2012, which is on file shows Aortic Root 4.2cm ,and ... View answer

PIVD L4L5, L5-S1 causing compression of B/L nerve root at L4-L5 left right and of the left at L5 S1 mild compression of left nerve root also seen at L3L4 Type II annular tear seen at L4L5 Level. Kindly ... View answer

DOCTOR I HAVE A PROBLEM AS MENTIONED : ANNULAR BULGE OF L4/5 DISC CAUSING THECAL SAC INDENTATION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT NEURAL RECESS NARROWING / NERVE ROOT COMPRESSION KINDLY ADVISE ME WHAT THE NECESSARY ... View answer

are mention below. Please suggest. Mri: small Pid L5-S1 with possible irritation of the left S1 root ...: T Score lumber spine (-)0.9 Adivse by doctor: Can try root block 1. Medicine : XXXXXXX Galin75 mg ... View answer

I have underwent root canal treatment 6 years ago. And its occurring again with the xray showing infection in the root canal. Its sometimes pains a lot. Shall i undergo root canal treatment... View answer

caused the problem now they want to do a cervical selective root block to try and stop the headaches which I m having since I also have more herniated discs. The cervical selective root block I know that I ... View answer

Hi, I ve had a CT scan showing a mild generalised disk bulge at the L5/S1 level, causing thecal sac ... S1 nerve root, two small linear bony densities which lie in close proximity to the existing right L5 ... View answer

my husband has just had mri scan results showing, At C5/6 there is osteophytic compression of the C6 nerve root bilaterally. At the C6/7 level their is a right paracentral disc herniation which ... View answer

thecal sac or traversing nerve root compression. Encroachment of right neural foramina is noted, possibly indenting the right sided exiting S1 nerve root. Mild diffuse posterior disc bulge at L4-L5 level... View answer