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I have a small broad based central herniation at l3-l4 without stenosis. what is that and is it serious?
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Disc: A neurosurgeon could advise you best after taking a history, performing a neurological examination and reviewing the mri images. I believe you should arrange such a consultation as it's important to avoid spinal cord damage and arrange for appropriate follow-up examinations.
Answered 5/6/2017
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