Surgery For Multiple Disc Protrusions

related to disc protrusion at the C6-C7 level. Then there is small multilevel thoracic disc protrusions without significant cord impingement thoracic protrusions without significant cord... View answer

I'm 57, weigh 185 lbs., 6'1" tall. Have history of multiple cervical and lumbar fusions and .... radiologist's summary states multilevel significant disk protrusions with resultant multilevel severe axillary ... View answer

: Multiple degenerative disc disease . Small left posterior paracentral T8-9 disc protrusion which results in ... Degenerative disc disease. Small postercentral T8-9 and T12-L1 disc... View answer

2 separate disc protrusions in low back.....experiencing persistent pins and needles from my bum ... the side affected by the larger of the disc protrusions). I also have increasing numbness... View answer

Trying to figure out my MRI for whole spine... 1) Posterior osteophyte-disc complexes are noted at ...-central disc protrusions causing minimal indentation on the calsac? 3) L4-5 reveals diffuse... View answer

MRI impression of My father aged 68 yrs is Mild broad posterior disc protrusions at L2-L3 to L4-L5 levels Mild Posterior protrusion,moderate left paracentral extrusion,inferior migration of disc... View answer

protrusions. I ve already had surgery done 02031on the cervical spine, and today I seen my doctor and we are discussing surgery on the thoracic part of my spine because I have disc herniation... View answer

surgery to shave that disc to relieve the pressure on the nerve. It has ruptured and is putting pressure ... I elect not to have this surgery, will I be approved for disability retirement? ... View answer

axial T1W, T2W Coronal STIR Impressions: Posterocentral and right paramedian disc protrusions at L4-5 level indenting on the thecal sac and compressing the nerve roots contained on it. Mild posterior... View answer

Hi, So I had follow up mri for surgery consult. Not looking good. Its now showing mostly increases, and with disc protrusions at c4-5, c6-7 abutting the ventral cord. What does this mean? Also... View answer