what does all this mean?? 1- Diffuse posterior annular bulge with posterocentral annular tear at L4 ... protrusion and annular tear at L4-S1 level causing central canal and... View answer

posterior disc osteophyte ridge abutting the ventral aspect of the cervical cord. Bilateral neurocentric ...At C3/4 there is broadbased posterior disc protrusion and end plate ostephyte formation... View answer

MRI: 1. bilateral L5 pars defects, grade 2 spondylolisthesis of L5 on S1, and associated severe bilateral neuroforaminal narrowing; 2. Anular tear invlving L4-5 disc dorsally; 3. L5 spinous process ... View answer

- DIFFUSE DISC BULGE;POSTERIOR CENTRAL DISC PROTRUSION; ANNULAR TEAR WITH BILATERAL FACET ARTHROPATHY AND ... 2/ L5-S1 LEVEL- DIFFUSE DISC BULGE WITH POSTERIOR CENTRAL DISC PROTRUSION AND... View answer

Have posterior disk protrusion with annulus tear bilateral central region.? What would you recommend for treatment? I am in XXXXXXX AZ without much medical help ...also 4.5 mm broad based... View answer

as per my MRI reading, it says i have posterior disc bulge with moderate bilateral neural canal stenosis at L1/L2, Mild Bilateral Neural canal stenosis at L2/L3, Posterior disc bulge with... View answer

What does: L4/5 Uncovering of the posterior intervertebral disc secondary to anterolisthesis with posterior and the anterior annulus high T2 intensity. There is extensive bilateral facet hypertrophic... View answer

diffuse posterior disc bulge causing narrowing of central canal and bilateral neural foramina causing mild compression on bilateral exiting L4 nerve roots at L4-5 level. mild diffuse posterior... View answer

Diffuse disc bluge noted at L3-L4 & L4-L5 with loss of posterior convexity causing mild indentation over the posterior convexity causing mild indentation over the thecal sac and mild bilateral neural ... View answer

over bilateral exiting nerve roots. Mild posterior bulge of L 4 - 5 disc causing impingement over ...MRI showing diffuse posterior bulge of L-5 disc showing broad based posterocentral and left central ... View answer