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Old 08-11-2017, 12:57 AM #1
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I was wondering how the dr came to his conclusion on the following report , i have had an MRI saying i had moderate stenois at l4-l5 and l5-s1 bilaterally also i have central stenosis,
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I can't help with the EMG info.
Do you have the wording of the MRI report?
That often states if mild, moderate or severe and if nerve is being impinged or not..and if left or right sided etc..

Then if symptoms/location match up it helps to pin point it..
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[QUOTE=Jo*mar;1248834]I can't help with the EMG info.
Do you have the wording of the MRI report?
That often states if mild, moderate or severe and if nerve is being impinged or not..and if left or right sided etc..

Then if symptoms/location match up it helps to pin point it..[/QUOT

It's moderate bilaterally with it worst on the left side
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I can't help with the EMG info.
Do you have the wording of the MRI report?
That often states if mild, moderate or severe and if nerve is being impinged or not..and if left or right sided etc..

Then if symptoms/location match up it helps to pin point it..


Here is the report when he looked at it he said that the left side was worst also that my column was smaller than most spinal columns
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To protect your privacy, I have removed the attachment above, as you have your personal info on it. You may want to cover the personal information and then reattach it
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Can someone give me some clarity. He also said spinal column is more narrow than most but that what I was born with
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