Sir, MRI found the followings: 1) Diffuse posterior disc bulge with posterior central annular tear ... compression on exiting right L5 nerve root at L5-S1 level. Mild compression on bilateral... View answer

posterior plate in proximal tibia which is symptomatic (pain down anterior tibia with knee flexion/weight bearing), but would require posterior surgical approach through popliteal fossa - local surgeons say... View answer

: Normal appearances L4/5L There is a shallow posterior disc bulge but no focal disc protrusion . No distortion of the theca or compromise of the nerve roots. The facet joints are preserved. No bony... View answer

MRI report - small posterior disc herniation at C5-C6 level indenting the thecal sac .No significant spinal cord/ nerve root compression .I am in pain pls guide ... View answer

I am diagnosed with mild annular bulge at L1-2 causing mild displacemnt of the posterior longitudinal ligament and indenting the thecal sac . However, no obvious nerve root compression . ... View answer

This is my MRI Result. Diffuse posterior disc bulge at L4-5 with minimal right neural foraminal encroachment and compromise to the right exiting nerve Diffuse posterior disk herniation at L5-D1 with ... View answer

indending thecal sac , no overt nerve root compression is seen..... Diffuse posterior disc bulge with ...My sister MRI report is ,, .diffuse posterior disc bulge with uncovertebral osteophytes at c3-4 ... View answer

over bilateral exiting nerve roots. Mild posterior bulge of L 4 - 5 disc causing impingement over ...MRI showing diffuse posterior bulge of L-5 disc showing broad based posterocentral and left central ... View answer

posterior and left paracentral herniation of L5-S1 inter-vertebral disc causing compression over dural theca and exiting nerve roots. posterior diffuse herniation of L4-L5 inter vertebral disc causing ... View answer

theca, mild lateral recess compromise, mild impingement of traversing nerve roots Diffuse posterior ... traversing & exiting nerve roots, minimal narrowing of both neural foramen Mild diffuse... View answer