and bilateral osteophytosis is this serious and what is the prognosis... will i need an operation? ...There is a mild angular kyphosis centred at C5C6 where there is disc... View answer

A 50 yr old ortho sx presents with bilateral knees with medial compartment narrowing and tricompartmental osteophytosis and evidence of small joint effusion bilaterally. Are these degenerative changes ... View answer

I have a superimposed central 1mm extrusion at C5-6, impinging on ventral thecal sac . Also a 1.5 mm disc bulge, C6-7 has a 1mm impingement, facet arthropasty, osteophytosis. What are the treatment ... View answer

My LS Spine AP/ Lat View Xray report showed following finding; 1.Loss of lumber lordosis 2. Minimal Marginal osteophytosis 3.L5/L1 disc space is dimnished 4. Posterior elements and soft tissue are normal 5 ... View answer

. please find xray report below. Cervical Spine Findings: Anterior Osteophytosis C4-5 and C5-6 Disc space ... Findings: Anterior lumbar osteophytic formation is a sign of degenerative changes. Conclusion:... View answer

osteophytosis. what is usually the recommended treatment options for this issue? ... View answer

my wfe is suffering from reduced gap in L5 and S 1 disc with degenerative osteophytosis lumbar vertebrae And left mid luber Scoliosis futher significant degenerative osteophytosis and mild anterior ... View answer

My MRI for cervical spine says the following c3-c4: Osteophytosis and right uncovertebral joint ... on thecal sac c5-c6: Central disc bulge causing mild indentation on thecal sac. Osteophytosis causing ... View answer

thecal impingement.No significant disc bulge or protrusion is seen in the dorsal region.There are degenerative osteophytosis and disc desiccation .Dorsal cord revels normal signal intensisty .Both the SI ... View answer

: UNREMARKABLE PULMONARY FINDINGS, LV CARDIOMEGALY AND THORACIC OSTEOPHYTOSIS. WHAT WILL BE MY TREATMENT ON THIS? ... View answer