Prolabs Disc

Hello Doctor, I've just received my MRI scan reports and it says Like below, L1-2 DISC: No significant abnormality L2-3 DISC: No significant abnormality L3-4 DISC: Mild diffuse disc bulge... View answer

At L5/S1 level, disc degeneration, mild broad based disc prostrution is seen causing effacement ventral epidural fat. The disc is abutting the bilateral S1 nerve root . At L4/5 level, disc bulge... View answer

At L5-S1 disc level, there is degenerative disc disease. Mild bulging disc is noted. There is ... disc at l4-l5. and at L3-L4 disc level there is mild disc desiccation. What does... View answer

disc in dec 2012 and reoccurred again. have taken a MRI scan, as per that It says. Inter Vertebral discs: Disc dehydration noted at L5-S1 L4-5: mild disc bulge with minimal impression on the cal sac... View answer

signal is seen including all cervical disc suggestive of disc dessication. On another hand it reads -The intervertebral disc are normal in height and signal intensity. -There is no herniation or... View answer

T12-L1 LEVEL DISC DESICACION AND MODERATE LEFT SIDED DISC SPACE NARROWING THERE IS 5MM MIDLINE DISC POTRUSION DISC WITH MILD SPINAL STENOSIS L4-L5MODERATE DISC SPACE NARROWING THERE IS... View answer

. There is degenerative disc and desiccation and degenerative loss of disc height at L5-S1. The conus terminates appropriately at L2 vertebral body level. L1-2 disc is normal L2-3 disc is normal... View answer

hi I have my MRI and it says @ L3/L4 there is loss of disc height and disc dehydration. Minimal disc bulging is present. Mild narrowing of the neural foramina is present bilaterally, due to ... View answer

My MRI report says L5-S1 degenerative disease, reduced disc height, disc dessication, posterior disc bulge, posterocentral to bilateral paracentral disc protrusion, left paracentral disc... View answer

Recent MRI shows 1) C5-6 desiccated bulging disc with broad-based left paracentral disc protrusion and focal right foraminal disc protrusion with moderate canel stenosis. There is severe formaminal ... View answer