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This Is The Report Of X-ray And Mri Of My
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Question : This is the report of x-ray and mri of my mother back bone. Plz suggest what is the issue and treatment of this?
This is the report of x-ray and mri of my mother back bone. Plz suggest what is the issue and treatment of this?
Brief Answer:
Disc bulges, arthritis changes and scoliosis...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The report reveal there is
1. Scoliosis: There is no side ways deviation in normal spine. The report shows some side ways deviation which is called as scoliosis. Without a physical examination and without MRI films I cannot appreciate how significant this is. Perhaps her treating doctor will know.
2. There are some arthritis changes. Presence of osteophytes at various levels indicates arthritis. Most likely it is age related.
3. There are multiple disc bulges below the second lumbar vertebrae.
Thought these are abnormal changes, clinically treatment is based on the patient's complaints and physical examination finding. I would like to know what is her treating doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan. Usually in elders with such changes, the choice is always conservative with medications and physiotherapy, unless there is severe pain and physical impairment.
Hope this information suffices. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
Disc bulges, arthritis changes and scoliosis...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The report reveal there is
1. Scoliosis: There is no side ways deviation in normal spine. The report shows some side ways deviation which is called as scoliosis. Without a physical examination and without MRI films I cannot appreciate how significant this is. Perhaps her treating doctor will know.
2. There are some arthritis changes. Presence of osteophytes at various levels indicates arthritis. Most likely it is age related.
3. There are multiple disc bulges below the second lumbar vertebrae.
Thought these are abnormal changes, clinically treatment is based on the patient's complaints and physical examination finding. I would like to know what is her treating doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan. Usually in elders with such changes, the choice is always conservative with medications and physiotherapy, unless there is severe pain and physical impairment.
Hope this information suffices. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Brief Answer:
Disc bulges, arthritis changes and scoliosis...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The report reveal there is
1. Scoliosis: There is no side ways deviation in normal spine. The report shows some side ways deviation which is called as scoliosis. Without a physical examination and without MRI films I cannot appreciate how significant this is. Perhaps her treating doctor will know.
2. There are some arthritis changes. Presence of osteophytes at various levels indicates arthritis. Most likely it is age related.
3. There are multiple disc bulges below the second lumbar vertebrae.
Thought these are abnormal changes, clinically treatment is based on the patient's complaints and physical examination finding. I would like to know what is her treating doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan. Usually in elders with such changes, the choice is always conservative with medications and physiotherapy, unless there is severe pain and physical impairment.
Hope this information suffices. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
Disc bulges, arthritis changes and scoliosis...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The report reveal there is
1. Scoliosis: There is no side ways deviation in normal spine. The report shows some side ways deviation which is called as scoliosis. Without a physical examination and without MRI films I cannot appreciate how significant this is. Perhaps her treating doctor will know.
2. There are some arthritis changes. Presence of osteophytes at various levels indicates arthritis. Most likely it is age related.
3. There are multiple disc bulges below the second lumbar vertebrae.
Thought these are abnormal changes, clinically treatment is based on the patient's complaints and physical examination finding. I would like to know what is her treating doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan. Usually in elders with such changes, the choice is always conservative with medications and physiotherapy, unless there is severe pain and physical impairment.
Hope this information suffices. Let me know if you need clarifications.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Xray and Mri films. She has pain (back side N both shoulders) and soiling in whole body. Can not move smoothly.
Xray and Mri films. She has pain (back side N both shoulders) and soiling in whole body. Can not move smoothly.
Brief Answer:
Insufficient details..
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I don't see coronal section images, her doctors clinical reports in the reports submitted. Without those I may not be able to provide an opinion.
If you have her doctors evaluation reports and all ther scan images, you can upload those here.
Regards
Insufficient details..
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I don't see coronal section images, her doctors clinical reports in the reports submitted. Without those I may not be able to provide an opinion.
If you have her doctors evaluation reports and all ther scan images, you can upload those here.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Brief Answer:
Insufficient details..
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I don't see coronal section images, her doctors clinical reports in the reports submitted. Without those I may not be able to provide an opinion.
If you have her doctors evaluation reports and all ther scan images, you can upload those here.
Regards
Insufficient details..
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I don't see coronal section images, her doctors clinical reports in the reports submitted. Without those I may not be able to provide an opinion.
If you have her doctors evaluation reports and all ther scan images, you can upload those here.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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