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What does it mean to have a broad-based disc bulge flattening the ventral thecal sac,. bilateral facet hypertrophy, bilateral neuroforaminal narrowing without central canal stenosis. 0.3 left renal calculus and right upper pole 1.7 cm fluid attenuating left partially exophytic renal cyst? I fell 2 times in a week on the ice.
Thu, 7 Nov 2013
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According to reports you have degenerative disease of spine and
1. There is bulging of inter vertebral disc which is causing flattening of thecal sac ventrally.
2.There is bilateral hypertrophy of facet joints(bony joints).
4.There is bilateral narrowing of neural foramen without central canal narrowing.
5.There is 0.3 cm calculus in left kidney and also there is 1.7 cm exophytic cyst in upper pole of right kidney.Cyst is due to aging.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
Thanks for writing to HCM
According to reports you have degenerative disease of spine and
1. There is bulging of inter vertebral disc which is causing flattening of thecal sac ventrally.
2.There is bilateral hypertrophy of facet joints(bony joints).
4.There is bilateral narrowing of neural foramen without central canal narrowing.
5.There is 0.3 cm calculus in left kidney and also there is 1.7 cm exophytic cyst in upper pole of right kidney.Cyst is due to aging.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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