thank you Dr for your reply
here is the MRI report :
Only T2 weighted axial and sagittal images through lumbar spine were acquired according to
departmental protocol
Clinical Indication:
Back pain
Findings
Straightening of lumbar spine noted likely due to spasm
Multilevel disc degeneration with ligamentum flavum thickening and facet arthrosis noted
Disc dehydration is seen at L5-S1 level. There is central and left paracentral disc protrusion
superimposed on diffuse disc bulge noted. The disc protrusion along with ligamentum fiavum thickening
and facet arthrosis resulting in ventral thecal indentation , mild right sided and severe left sided neural
foraminal narrowing causing compression over exiting nerve roots on left side
Patchy hyperintense signals seen in visualized osseous structures likely fatty marrow replacement
Rest of the intervertebral disc spaces are preserved
No significant disc bulge or protrusion noted at any other level causing thecal or foraminal narrowing
Vertebral bodies have normal height and alignment.
Distal spinal cord have normal morphology and signals.
Conus medullaris terminate normally at L1 level
No pre or paravertebral soft tissue abnormality seen.
owing.
