Complaining in french l1 and l2
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There are superimmposed disc degenerative changes at the levels of L1-L2 and L2-L3, with signs of disc desiccation. At L1-L2, there is posterior disc bulging resulting in mild to moderate central spinal narrowing, The neuroformina are patent.
At L2-L3, there is posterior disc bulging and hypertrophic changes of the facet joints and ligamenta flava resulting in severe central spinal canal stenosis with signs of compression of the dural sac and nerve rootsof the cauda equina.
0 mm at both superior and inferior plates of L2). Severe degenerative and traumatic disc changes are noted in both the L1-L2 and L2-L3 interspaces; there is displacement of the anterior vertebral margin anteriorly and superiorly along the anterior border of the L1 vertebral body. L2 pedicles appear to be intact bilaterally. At least moderate central canal spinal stenosis is evident throughout the rostral•caudal extent of the posterior aspect of L2 vertebral body.
s node impressions seen within the lower lumbar spine as well as L1-L2, L2-L3, and L3-4 disc spaces. L1-L2 shows a diffused disc bulge. L2-3 shows a diffuse slightly right sided disc bulge, ligamentum flavum hypertrophy, hypertrophic facet disease. L4-5 shows a central disc bulge, ligamentum flavum hypertrophy, hypertrophic facet disease. L5-S1 shows a small central disc bulge, hypertrophic facet disease.
Patient has diffuse degenerative changes of the lumbar spine.
I am 47 and recently had an MRI done because of constant paint in lower back, hip & legs.
The results are as follows. Can you put it in simple terms as to what is wrong and what can be done to help me.
There is normal alignment of the lumbar spine. Disc spaces are well maintained. No marrow signal abnormality. The tip of the conus medullaris ends normally at the inferior L1 level.
Help I need someone to interpret my MRI report. L1-L2 has no findings. L2-L3 no findings L3-L4 has minimal disc degeneration with slight circumferential disc bulge. L4-L5 mild disc degeneration with slight circumferential disc bulge. L5-S1 mild disc degeneratiton with small broad-based posterior disc bulge. Mild right foraminal narrowing. Tiny annalar tear is seen in the central margin of the disc.
at l1/2,the dorsal disc margin is intact, and the canal and neutral foramina bilaterally are patent. At T 12\L1 their small focal posterior central to right paracentral disc herniation resulting in mild ventral thecal sac compressions. however, there is no canal stenosis, foraminal narrowing or nerve root compression.
2) unremarkable postop changes from prior L3 - L5 dorsal decompression and hardware fusion. There is malalignment or canal stenosis at these postop levels.
I have decreased sensitivity and nerve damage to my legs and right arm. X-rays also showed none Spurs in my hips.
I've have lower back problems for 15 Years. The last 5 have been increasingly worse I'm in extreme pain daily only sleep 2-3 hours a night. Cannot perform normal activities. In the last year I've been having neck pain and right arm pain and numbness. Any opinion is appreciated I'm over ready to do surgery.
Hi, I have the same pain I fell 13feet from the air air work from a platform ladder breaking my back and ankle between the fiblia and Tiblia. Which was in surgical term; Vertebral corpectomy, T12-L1 and L1-L2 diskectomy, L1 corpectomy, L1 spinal canal decompression, T12-L2 arthrodesis, placement of the synthes metal expandable cage and anterolateral plate. And I encounter infection in the pin site of the ankle.
I've already got a nubax. Been using it for 3 weeks. Yet to see any relief. This and inversion tables are for use to treat bulges and herniations. I have no such issues. I've got pain at L1/L2 when it's pressed, and radicular pain along the periradular nerve, comfirmed by short term relief from a nerve root epidural at this level, but an MRI taken 9 months ago, and CT scan taken two weeks ago, show absolutely no abnormality at this level. By no abnormality, I mean NONE WHATSOEVER.
The MRI describes mild degenerative changes at multiple levels of the lower spine with intervertebral disc bulge at L2/ L3 and L4/ L5 and cysts surrounding the nerve root at T11/ T12, L1/ L2, L2/ L3 and S1. Since the cysts could cause potential neural compression, possibly responsible for the symptoms; there are two modalities of management 1. Surgical removal of the cysts or 2. Continued pain management.
A large lesion within the T11 vertebral body demonstrates increased signal on both T1 and T2 sequences, likely reflecting a large hemangioma. Similar but smaller lesions are seen most prominently at L1, L2, L4, and S2.
3. No evidence of fracture or subluxation. The conus medullaris terminates at the L1 level and is morphologically normal.
4. The prevertebral and paraspinal soft tissues are unremarkable.
5. L5/S1: No significant abnormality.
6. L4/5: There is loss of disc signal.
CENTRAL CANAL AND NEURAL FORAMINA ARE WIDELY PATENT. L2-L3 CENTRAL CANAL AND NEURAL FORMINA ARE WIDELY PATENT . L3-L4 CENTRAL CANAL AND NEURAL FORAMINA ARE WIDELY PATENT. MILD FACET HYPERTROPHIC CCHANGES ASND MILD LIGAMENTUM FLAVUM HYPERTROPHIC CHANGES. L4-L5 BROAD BAESD ANNULAR DISC BULGE EFFACES THE ANTERIOR ASPECT OF THE THECAL SAC MIDLY SO. DISC LATERALIZES TO THE RIGHT GREATER THAN LEFT. CORRELATE REGARDING RADICULAR SYMPTOMS.
There is hypointense signal noted at the L4-L5, L3-L4, and L1-L2 interspaces consistent with multilevel generative disc disease. Parasagittal images show neural foramina to be patent bilaterally. Axial oblique images were obtained from T12-L1.
T12-L1 Bilateral degenerative facet changes are noted. A mild diffuse disc bulge is present. L1-L2 Bilateral degenerative facet disease with ligamentum hypertrophy is present. There is a mild disc bulge present.
No significant neural foraminal or spinal canal narrowing. L2-L3: No significant foraminal or spinal canal narrowing. L3-L4: No significant neural foraminal or spinal canal narrowing. Mild bilateral facet hypertrophy. L4-L5: There is diffuse disc bulge with moderate bilateral neural foraminal narrowing. No significant spinal canal narrowing. Moderate bilateral facet hypertrophy. L5-S1: Assessment neural foraminal or spinal canal narrowing. Mild bilateral facet hypertrophy. Impression: 1.
But I have had a SI joint fusion in Sept 2021 and an ACDF at C5/C6 from the accident. I am still having back pain, pain in my left leg and foot. Weakness and numbness and tingling. Insurance would not approve for a nerve ablation to see if that was the cause of the pain. I’m scheduled for an epidural injection but he ordered another MRI. I posted the results of both because I’m lost and it’s almost a month before I go back in.
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