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What Does The Following MRI Indicate?

In MRI scan we get the result such as 1) Hemangioma L1 vertebral body 2) Lumber Spondylosis 3) Degenerative disc disese with mild to moderate diffuse annular buldge L4-L5& L5-S1 lewel. which is the treatement to be taken.
Mon, 15 Sep 2014
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1.Hemangioma is an incidental findings in the spine MRI, its blood based lesion with in the middle of the vertebrae, there is no specific treatment given just monitored in followup scans.
2.Lubmar spondylosis - is degenerative changes with osteophyte / bony out growth / spurs seen with disc pathologies.
3.There is a disc between the vertebral bodies helps as a shock absorber effect, the disc contains maximum percentage of water, due to degenerative changes when the water content / hydration is lost the disc slips / bulges.
4.Which is seen at level of L4-5 and L5-S1.
5.The treatment include back exercise followed by physiotherapy, finally operative / interventional, in your case final thing is not necessary. Good luck.

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What Does The Following MRI Indicate?

Welcome to health care magic. 1.Hemangioma is an incidental findings in the spine MRI, its blood based lesion with in the middle of the vertebrae, there is no specific treatment given just monitored in followup scans. 2.Lubmar spondylosis - is degenerative changes with osteophyte / bony out growth / spurs seen with disc pathologies. 3.There is a disc between the vertebral bodies helps as a shock absorber effect, the disc contains maximum percentage of water, due to degenerative changes when the water content / hydration is lost the disc slips / bulges. 4.Which is seen at level of L4-5 and L5-S1. 5.The treatment include back exercise followed by physiotherapy, finally operative / interventional, in your case final thing is not necessary. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query. Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.