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Indication: Numbness of legs
Technique: MRI lumbar spine with sagittal and axial T1 and T2 weighted images, postcontrast sagittal and axial T1-weighted images. Contrast: 11 mL Multihance IV. Findings: Alignment is near-anatomic. Vertebral body and disk heights relatively preserved. No suspicious focal T1 dark marrow lesions. Small Schmorl's nodes are noted at some levels for example superior endplate L3. No significant compromise of the canal or neural foramina at any level. Distal cord and conus is within normal limits position T12/L1 and roots of cauda equina appear within normal limits. Probable nerve root sheath cyst noted along the extraforaminal S1 nerve root and to a lesser extent S2 nerve roots more proximal, not uncommonly seen. No abnormal enhancement cord, cauda equina, or coverings. Impression: Unremarkable MRI lumbar spine except for probable nerve root sheath cysts associated with right S1 greater than S2 nerve roots, not uncommonly seen. No explanation for bilateral lower extremity numbness. |
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