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Got an mri results what does it mean? bilateral l2/l3-l4/l5 subarticular zone narrowing with degenerative changes contacting the descending l3-l5 nerv
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Clinical context: This is a paraphrase of a radiology report. I don't have any other information about you. See a doctor to put this report into clinical perspective. Doctors come to diagnosis from a lot of inputs. This is just one phrase. Can be nothing to- can be pinched nerve.
Answered 1/24/2019
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