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I just got these mri results on my back, can you explain in layman terms impression 1. l3-l4 mild to canal stenosis with mild bilateral neural for?
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Read on !: MRI changes in neck and back are almost universal and do not need any particular treatment The clinical picture is more important and if severe or progressive symptoms exist corresponding to significant changes in the Mri ,and conservative management fails then something more dramatic such as injections of steroids (ESI) or surgical options may be necessary The canal width in neck and back m
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