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How To Treat The Punctate Nerve Root Calcification In The Lumbar Region?
I have a flank and back ach and my physician order a abdominal CT due to possibility of renal stone.when ct was done radiologist say that no renal stone is present but I have some punctate nerve root calcification in my lumbar region.I do not know if it is imortant or not,could you please help me
Hello. Your back pain could definitely related to the nerve root compression caused by the calcified nerve noticed in the CT. If the symptoms persists, since you have already undergone CT. The best investigation you can request your doctor is MRI whole spine will better evaluate the pathology. hope it helps you. If still have any thing to ask please contact. Dr. Ganesh
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How To Treat The Punctate Nerve Root Calcification In The Lumbar Region?
Hello. Your back pain could definitely related to the nerve root compression caused by the calcified nerve noticed in the CT. If the symptoms persists, since you have already undergone CT. The best investigation you can request your doctor is MRI whole spine will better evaluate the pathology. hope it helps you. If still have any thing to ask please contact. Dr. Ganesh