Foraminal Disc Margin Annular Fissure

spondylosis ,posteriocentral protrution of L3-L4& L4-L5 discs with small annular fissure causing thecal sac indentation with corresponding bilateral neural foraminal stenosis . mild L1-L2&L2-L3... View answer

increased in size since the previous study. Small lateral foraminal and far lateral disc bulge and annular ... protrusion associated with annular fissure at L5/S1, abutting the anterior... View answer

significant loss of disc height. T2 hyperintensity along the posterior disc margin is consistent with annular ... anterolisthesis of c3 with respect to c4 is note with minimal bulge of the... View answer

fat. L3-L4: Disc bulge effaces the thecal sac, lateral recess, and foraminal fat. L4-L5: Annular disc ... evaluated and the findings are below: T12-L1: Unremarkable. L1-L2: Annular... View answer

What does "C7-T1: Annular disc bulge osteophyte complex with broad-based left paracentral to lateral foraminal disc protrusion results in severe left foraminal stenosis with compression... View answer

neural foraminal narrowing. Intermediate signal of the disc from degenerative changes and annular fissure ... osteophyte formation. Small Nerve Root Sleeve Cysts. Annular Fissure,... View answer

, disk bulge, central or foraminal stenosis . what does this mean? L5-S1: Small broad-based diffuse disk bulge eccentric to the left is stable. Partial annular tear along the posterior disk margin is... View answer

stenosis , right foraminal disc protrusion and left foraminal annular fissure at L5-S1. Impingement upon ...What does my mri impressions mean? It reads right foraminal disc... View answer

stenoses. A posterior annular fissure is present without a superimposed disc protrusion ...What does broad based posterior disc bulge facet hypertrophy and ligament flava thickening combine ... View answer

Mri shows severe disc height loss and small disc osteophyte complexes, mild canal stenosis and moderately severe foraminal stenosis sencondary to uncinate spurring along with posterior annular... View answer