I need an understanding on the following mri report - at L3/4 there is diffuse broad annular laxity but a fairly broad superadded posterior midline disc protrusion flattening the anterior theca. Medial ... View answer

Mild laxity of the intra-abdominal wall without definite fascial defect identified to suggest hernia and mild laxity of the anterior lower abdominal wall without definite fascial defect, what does ... View answer

generalised annular bulge causing slight thecal sac indentation . Can u help me im on number of tablets ... View answer

[I am wanting somebody to take a look at something and give there medical opinion on how this would limit somebody. This is results from testing done, so confidentately is need.] View answer

Mild laxity of the intra-abdominal wall without definite fascial defect identified to suggest hernia and mild laxity of the anterior lower abdominal wall without definite fascial defect, what does ... View answer

My Lumbosacral spine CT indicates greater generalised annular laxity and ligamentum flava thickening. Mild central and L5 exit canal stenosis... early disc changes @ L4/5 and L5/S1. No large focal ... View answer

I had a MRI Lumbar Spine on Tuesday report says L3/4 Mild diffuse amnnular laxity, contacting the anterior theca but no canal or foraminal stenosis . L4/5 Diffuse annular laxity contacting the anterior... View answer

degenerate change. L2-3:Minimal degenerate change L3-4:Minimal degenerate change.There is mild annular laxity of the disc causing very minor narrowing of the neural formina. L4-5:mild annular... View answer

generalised annual laxity of the L4/5 and L3/4 vertebrae. What is an annual laxity? My scan also mentions ... View answer

changes are present. The L4-L5 disc reveals left postorolateral annular fissuring and a generalised bulge ... traversing nerve roots and both neural foramina and exiting nerve roots; generalised bulge... View answer