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What do "broad based posterior spurring", "disc osteophyte complex" "mod. bilateral foraminal narrowing" degenerative endplate uptake" mean?
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OSTEOARTHRITIS: "DEGENERATIVE" arthritis (Wear and Tear) of the spine is most likely the reason for these x ray findings!~ There is treatment Consult with your PCP (Primary Care Provider) Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 3/4/2019
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