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What Is A Bilateral Nerve Root Block
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MD left intervertebral and exit foramen. No significant nerve root compression . L4-5: Diffuse disc bulge with moderate compression on thecal sac and bilateral intervertebral foramina . No nerve... View answer
MD narrowing. No compression of exiting nerve roots at this level. • Diffuse annular bulge with bilateral disco-osteophytic protrusion at C5-6 level indenting left C6 nerve root in neural foramina... View answer
MD At L5/S1 level, disc degeneration, mild broad based disc prostrution is seen causing effacement ventral epidural fat. The disc is abutting the bilateral S1 nerve root . At L4/5 level, disc bulge is... View answer
MD Hello Dr .. My MRI reveals that I have mild diffuse posterior disc bulge at L4-L5 level causing compression of thecal sac and minimal impingement of bilateral nerve root . What is the treatment... View answer
MD left L1 nerve root . At L2-L3: Same as above with bilateral facet arthropathy. Lateral recess and .... Significant hypertrophy of facet joints. Worse on right. Impingement of exiting left L5... View answer
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MD mri minimal left s1 nerve root indentation at l5 s1 along with mild left neural foraminal indentation bilateral predominantly left forminal and exiting nerve root indenation at l4 l5... View answer
MD thecal sac or traversing nerve root compression. Encroachment of right neural foramina is noted, possibly indenting the right sided exiting S1 nerve root. Mild diffuse posterior disc bulge at... View answer
MD R L IMPEINGING ON BILATERAL INFERIORLY TRAVERSING L4 NERVE ROOTS AND EFFACING THE RIGHT FORAMINA AND TOUCHING UPON EXITING L3 NERVE ROOT. 2-DIFFUDE DISC BULGES ARE SEEN AT L4-5 LEVEL INDICATING... View answer
MD narrowing widout definite nerve root compression, diffuse disc bulge with central and left paracentral ... nerve root (l greater than r) and secondary canal stenosis ... View answer
MD level causing mild effacement of thecal sac with compression over bilateral descending nerve roots 3 ... descending nerve root (left right) with ligamentum flavum and facetal hypertrophy 4. 3.... View answer