and relatively large central disc herniation causing significant spinal stenosis . There is ... neural foraminal stenosis . At L5-S1, there is minimal right foraminal disc protrusion with mild... View answer

difference in symptoms of spinal stenosis and ms? symptoms are low back pain and weakness of legs. weakness is suddenly increasing. I am a worried wife! ... View answer

I have symptoms of sciatica which are believed to be caused by Lower lumbar spinal stenosis (congenitive). However, at first sign of symptoms I developed twitching in my left calf (also same... View answer

hello, just a general question; last year I had back surgery for Spinal Stenosis . I understand that Stenosis can occur in various organs. Is having Stenosis in one location put you in a higher... View answer

anterior cord deformity , and NO large disc fragment, significant spinal stenosis or intrinsic cord lesions ... View answer

I had an MRI and it shows C5-C6: small central focal disc protrusion, partially CSF anterior to the cord, No cord compression or significant spinal stenosis, no foraminal stenosis. What does all... View answer

of l5 on s1 with disc space narrowing and a mild diffuse posterior disc bulge, no significant spinal stenosis, but the is severe bilateral neural forminal narrowing, left is worse with probable... View answer

stenosis at this level. 2. Small disc protrusion centrally with annular tear at L4-L5 without a significant spinal stenosis present. Mild facet degenerative change. 3. L1 though L4 stable no... View answer

significant spinal stenosis or foraminal narrowing. I have been having severe pain in my lower back and R foot ... spinal stenosis. I am also having significant neck pain. I work as a... View answer

source for right S1 radiculitis. 2. No significant spinal stenosis. There is a mild degree of congenital ... numbness radiating down both legs. The MRI showed L4-L5- Minimal disc bulge. Borderline... View answer