Gulstar
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Помогите разобраться с диагнозом. Я делала его в Англии потому он на английском не могу разобраться в терминах. А врачи здесь бестолковые ничего не могут обяснить толком. Только поняла что у меня протрузия диска. Понимаю что на англииском не понять но может кто то все же наидется
Sagittal T1 W plus T2 W sequences were supplemented with selected T2 W axials. There is normal vertebral alignment and the disc spaces and heights are well maintained down to and including L2/3.
At L3/4 there is a small central PID which is indenting the thecal sac but is causing no neural compromise.
At L4/5, there is a moderate sized central disc protrusion which is indenting the thecal sac and is also abutting both L5 nerves. This is also causing moderate canal stenosis in the sagittal plane at this level.
At L5/S1, there is disc degenaration along with the central prosterior disc bulge but no definite nerve root impingmenet is seen.
Degenarative changes are noted in the acet joints but there is no evidence of foraminal stenosis. The lower thoracic cord and conus return a normal signal and there is no evidence of marrow infiltration or vertebral collapse.
Conclusion: Moderate sized central disc protrusion at L4/5 compressing both L5 nerves and causing moderate canal stenosis in the sagittal plane at this level.
Sagittal T1 W plus T2 W sequences were supplemented with selected T2 W axials. There is normal vertebral alignment and the disc spaces and heights are well maintained down to and including L2/3.
At L3/4 there is a small central PID which is indenting the thecal sac but is causing no neural compromise.
At L4/5, there is a moderate sized central disc protrusion which is indenting the thecal sac and is also abutting both L5 nerves. This is also causing moderate canal stenosis in the sagittal plane at this level.
At L5/S1, there is disc degenaration along with the central prosterior disc bulge but no definite nerve root impingmenet is seen.
Degenarative changes are noted in the acet joints but there is no evidence of foraminal stenosis. The lower thoracic cord and conus return a normal signal and there is no evidence of marrow infiltration or vertebral collapse.
Conclusion: Moderate sized central disc protrusion at L4/5 compressing both L5 nerves and causing moderate canal stenosis in the sagittal plane at this level.