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L4/l5,posterior disk bulge,central disc protrusion indenting thecal sac.causing bilateral lateral recesses and lower segments bilateral neural foramin?
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Report: You need to take the results in combination with the clinical findings. Ask the attending doctor to explain th findings in conjunction with your complaint
Answered 6/3/2019
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