Should we go for surgery in case of mild diffuse posterolateral disc bulge at l4- l5 along with mild facetal hypetrophy,mildly compresing the thecal sac ,with small annular tear at this level. ... View answer

Left posterolateral disk herniation and associated radial tear at L4-5, Midline posterior disk herniation and associated radial tear L5-S1, neural encroachment at L4-5, there is effacement of the... View answer

the 8 o'clock position reflecting grade I annulus tear . There is posterolateral annular bulging ... IV annulus tear) . There is prominent posterolateral annular bulging at L5-S1 adjacent to... View answer

Hi, Below are observations after lumbosacral spine: 1. Diffuse disc bulge at the L4-5 with annular tear at the left posterolateral aspect with extrusion of necleus pulposus into the left neural for am ... View answer

and posterolateral disc extrusion adjacent to a posterior annular tear and there is compression on the ... consequence. At L5S1 there is a central and left paracentral posterior annular tear and a... View answer

lateral recess and foraminal fat is noted.An annular tear in the right posterolateral region is identified ...my results are annual disc bulge with facet overgrowth effaces the thecal sac, as well as... View answer

-thickness tear through the anterosuperior tibiofibular ligament. The other structures of the posterolateral corner appear intact. 3. No meniscus tear. No cruciate tear ... View answer

posterolateral disc osteophyte complex which narrows the left lateral and to a lesser extent the left neural foramen . at the L4L5 there is very minimal left posterolateral disc bulge with a small annular... View answer

i make the MRI on my back the report conclusion ; - spondylodegenerative changes in term of loss of normal T2 - annular tear with small right posterolateral disc prolapse at L2-3 level indenting the thecal ... View answer

I have L4/5 disc degeneration with annular bulging and left sided posterolateral disc prolapse ... bulge with annular tear. What does that mean? ... View answer