[MRI Cervical spine
Cerebellar tonsillar position is normal. Spinal cord outines and signals at C1-1, C2-3, C4-5 levels appear unremarkable.
At the
C5-6 level there is
mild broad-based disc bulge with anteroposterior diameter of the spinal canal in the sagittal plane with
mild or borderline
changes of central canal narrowing with slight accentuation to the right side.
Conclusion: Mild broad-based disc bulge at C5-6 level with questionable or borderline changes of central canal narrowing with slight accentuation to the right side.
For MRI lumboscral spine:
Minimal or mild disc bulges are noted at T11-12, T12-L1 level. No significant changes of spinal stenosis seen. There is
mild posterolateral
disc bulge at the L1-2 level with slight accentuation to the left side.
At the L2-3 level no significant changes of disc herniation or spinal stenosis seen. At the
L3-4 level appearance suggests
mild hypertrophic
changes in the facet joints and hypertrophy of the posterior bony elements. No significant changes of disc herniation or spinal stenosis seen.
At the
L4-5 level hpertrophic changers were noted in the
facet joints with central/paracentral
disc hrniation bilaterally with
advanced changes of central canal and bilateral foraminal narrowing.
At the
L5-S1 level
mild broad-based disc buldge is noted with
borderline changes of central canal and questionable or
borderline changes of bilateral foraminal narrowing.
Conclusion: Large central/paracentral disc herniation at the L4-5 level with appearance also suggesting
hypertrophic changes in the facet joints with advanced changes of central canal and bilateral foraminnal narrowing.........]
here are some spine anatomy images/links=
http://images.google.com/images?um=1...=spine+anatomy
this site can explain the terms used better than I can-
http://www.spineuniverse.com/
hope this helps a bit - I just happened to be up for a bit.