Diffuse Annular Laxity

I need an understanding on the following mri report - at L3/4 there is diffuse broad annular laxity but a fairly broad superadded posterior midline disc protrusion flattening the anterior theca. Medial... View answer

what does all this mean?? 1- Diffuse posterior annular bulge with posterocentral annular tear at L4 ... and L5-S1 disc desiccation. 3-Diffuse posterior annular bulge with central right... View answer

Hi I have the following impression: IMPRESSION: • Diffuse annular bulge with left posterolateral ... narrowing. No compression of exiting nerve roots at this level. • Diffuse annular bulge with... View answer

What is MILD TO MODERATE DIFFUSE ANNULAR BULGE WITH POSTEROCENTRAL PROTUSION OF L5-S1 INTERVERTEBRAL CAUSING CENTRAL CANAL STENOSIS AND BILATERAL LATERAL RECESS NARROWING and MILD DIFFUSE ANNUAL ... View answer

diffuse annular intervertebral disc bulge with extension into bilateral neural foramen at l4-5 & l5-si levels causing moderate impression on thecal sac and bilateral traversing nerve roots ... View answer

I had a MRI Lumbar Spine on Tuesday report says L3/4 Mild diffuse amnnular laxity, contacting the anterior theca but no canal or foraminal stenosis . L4/5 Diffuse annular laxity... View answer

My Lumbosacral spine CT indicates greater generalised annular laxity and ligamentum flava thickening. Mild central and L5 exit canal stenosis... early disc changes @ L4/5 and L5/S1. No large focal ... View answer

1. C6-7 broad posterior disc-osteophyte complex, Modic 1 endplate edema, diffuse annular tear ... spondylotic lipping, diffuse annular tear, Modic 1 endplate edema, broad posterior... View answer

. There is no evidence of spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis. L1-2: Normal L2-3: Mild diffuse annular bulge. No focal disc herniation or spinal stenosis. L3-4: Mild diffuse annular bulge. No... View answer

degenerate change. L2-3:Minimal degenerate change L3-4:Minimal degenerate change.There is mild annular laxity of the disc causing very minor narrowing of the neural formina. L4-5:mild annular... View answer