I was suffering from back pain . I consulted orthopedic.I took out the MRI of Lumbar spine and x -ray too. MRI suggested compression of L2-L3. Lumbar canal diameter at L2-L3 is : 0.6 mm... View answer

disc disease from L1-L2 to L5-S1 with decreased signal density of the discs there is no suspicios pathologic bone marrow replacement vertebral. Compression or para spinal masses no compression... View answer

I am diagnosed with mild annular bulge at L1-2 causing mild displacemnt of the posterior longitudinal ligament and indenting the thecal sac . However, no obvious nerve root compression . ... View answer

i am 28 my mri result shows diffuse bulge of l4-5 disc indenting the thecal sac and enroaching the neural foramina, no significant nerve roots compression ,mild bulge of l5-s1 disc indenting the thecal... View answer

What are usual consequences and additional risk factors due to aged injury of 20 weeks. What are important points to discuss with surgeon before operation on old compression fracture of L1? The top... View answer

Last year in may I had a compression fracture (L2-L5)and after a X-ray on April 30/2015 still shows ...( house painter) which require lots of bending,climbing,lifting.I tried but I am going trough lots... View answer

,      Focal central protrusion of L1-L2 intervertebral disc with mild compression of bilateral traversing L2 nerve roots.      Generalized posterior bulge of L4-L5... View answer

accident 4 days back. His reports are: Post traumatic wedge compression fracture L1 vertebral body causing thecal sac compression. Contusions in L2 & L3 vertebral bodies. No cord compression.... View answer

narrowing of spinal canal ( with associated cauda equina compression )as well as showing narrowing of neural foramina( with exiting L4 nerve root compression) AP Do a(mm) L1-2................16... View answer

stenosis and compression on the left traversing L3 nerve root Mild focal right posterior paracentral L1-L2 disc protrusion. Deffuse bulg of L3-L4 to L5-S1 discs with mild left neuroforaminal... View answer