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L5-s1 annular tear with left paracentral protrusion causing mild impression on thecal sac and mild impingement of the left traversing s1 nerve root.
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Interpretation: Not sure of your question, but you describe as issue which would cause low back pain and radiating pain down your left leg. This could be handled conservatively, but surgery might be necessitated. A spinal surgeon could be consulted.
Answered 6/19/2017
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