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Severe right & moderate left faucet arthropathy severe left & moderate right foraminal and bilateral recess stenosis. is this nerve root impingement?
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Foraminal stenosis: Yes this can be also termed root impingement.
Answered 3/21/2019
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Maybe: Radiographic findings always need to be correlated to physical examination signs and clinical symptoms. If there are symptoms, perhaps; if not, then the nerve root is not affected.
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