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What to do if i have a lumbar sacral transitional vertebrae with a left sided pseudarthrosis, what does that mean?
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Normal variant: This may be a normal variant, where the bottom disc is not fully formed, and may be partially fused to the sacrum or tail bone. Not necessarily a problem.
Answered 9/16/2017
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