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Could this cause a csf leak? right paracentral disc protrusion indenting the ventral aspect of the thoracic cord at the t7-t8 level. there are small left lateral thecal sac outpouchings in the left t7-t8 and t8-t9 neural foramina?
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Although you describe a thoracic disc protrusion which may be touching the spinal cord, there is no reason to suspect that the described problem could result in a "CSF Leak". Do have a neurosurgeon evaluate your disc issues, which hopefully could be handled conservatively.
Answered 12/20/2021
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