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Old 01-12-2010, 08:18 PM #1
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Default Need info on explaining results of mri
Hello people,

would someone explain the following results in an mri.....

MRI - Lumbar spine

1. small right lateral disc protrusion is seen at L2- with apparent encrouchment upon the exiting right L2 nerve root and ganglion.

2. right far lateral disc bulge is seen at L3-4 which appears to touch the exiting right l3 nerve root and ganglion as well.

any info is helpful
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