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my mother aged 60 years of old having pain in lumber. after doing MRI , it appears that NEURO FORAMINAL STENOSIS. No pain killer is giving affect and pain is still continuing. consequent visit of ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Vaibhav Gandhi
( Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Please explain to me C 4-5 mild right neuralforaminal compromise and right para-central disc bulge at C 5-6 causing right neuralforaminal compromise meen to a layman ... View answer
to neuralforaminal stenosis as described above. 2. There is a 2mm leftparacentral profusion at C5-6 ... the left side with underlying neuralforaminal disk bulging... View answer
Findings are C2-C3 Minimal disc bulge but no focal protrusion or neural impingement C3-C4 mild disc bulge and left uncinate process hypertrophy. Mild leftneuralforaminal narrowing. No... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Muhammed Aslam TK
( Pediatrician)
. L3-L4: Minor generalized disc bulge. Neuralforaminalannular fissures again identified. No central or neuralforaminal narrowing. L4-L5: Neuralforaminalannular... View answer
impression of MRI - no herniated disc at any level. prognosis causes moderate leftneural forminal ... moderate Right and moderate to severe Leftneural foramen at C6-7. Does this qualify for... View answer
Answered by :Dr. RAYALA VIKASH BABU
( Radiologist)
as per my MRI reading, it says i have posterior disc bulge with moderate bilateral neural canal stenosis at L1/L2, Mild Bilateral Neural canal stenosis at L2/L3, Posterior disc bulge with annular tear ... View answer
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