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What does this mean? partial compromise of the inferior aspect of the neural foramina, left greater than right at the l5/s1 level. this is due primarily to 2 mm of lateralizing disc material, left greater than right best seen on the sagittal t1?
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Radiographs: The radiologist that viewed your images determined these findings which are meant to help the physician who ordered them in the first place. This physician is the best person to explain these findings to you, explain what treatment may be needed, and what you can expect as an outcome. All the best...
Answered 10/7/2020
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