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Lower back mri shows s1 spins bifida & broad-based left paracentral/posterolateral osseous prominent which is impinging left s1 nerve root. what is it?
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Bone spur: from osteoarthritis is most likely although you are young. You should ask the person who ordered the MRI what it means and what you should do. Good luck!
Answered 10/29/2017
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