... Mild stenonsis of the bilateral subarticular recesses, spinal canal and bilateral neural foramina. Dorsal annulus comes in contact the course of the S1 nerve roots passing through the recesses. ... (5 replies)
... vel degenerative disc disease the worst levels are c5c6 with mild spinal canal stenosis and c6c7 with left paracentral disc osteophyte complex bulge which exerts mild pressure the anterior left aspect of the spinal cord can anyone tell me what that means. ... (6 replies)
... A left central disc osteophyte complex is present. It effaces the ventral thecal sac. No central canal stenosis is present. Superimposed unconvertabral spurring, facet arthropathy and the disc osteophyte complex mild to moderate narrow the left foramen. ... (3 replies)
... September 2008 went to GP with complaints of hand pain, knee pain, lumbar and cervical pain. Doc ordered x rays. Hands fine, rt knee mild arthritis, lumbar showed minor issues, cervical showed c5 c6 disc space narrowing, hypertrophic ridging. No biggie, right? ... (0 replies)
... is the spinal fluid. If you see an MRI, the fluid will be light, and the cord dark. These are the normal dimensions, which allow for intrusions into the spinal canal to not affect the cord as long as they don't get very big. ... (14 replies)
... there is no central canal stenosis or neural foraminal narrowing identified. ... (14 replies)
... This is basically the same subject you all are talking about, I have lower lumbar disc bulging, and degenerative disc disease, nerve root compression in the lower lumbar area which pinches on the nerves that apparently go down into my legs n feet. I was told I also have spinal stenosis. and a tear at T11, I also have a herniated disc at C6-c7, I believe., I think Ive had the... (3 replies)
... but this finding does not cause impression on the spinal cord, there is no spinal or foraminal stenosis at this level. ... (3 replies)
... shows a dessicated disc, annular bulging circumferentially with a small L foraminal disc protrustion and mild degenerative changes in both facet joints. ... (1 replies)
... spinal canal generous and neuroforamina are patent. No disc herniation or protrusion. ... (9 replies)
... Hello, I have been going Dr. to Dr. anyone that can help, please say so.I have severe central canal stenosis c5,c6 c7plus some disc herniation,mild effacement of spinal cord. Then lower back stenosis L3,L4 L5 severe,related to congenital spinal canal narrowing. ... (4 replies)
... st week gave me MRI again and EMG test. First MRI I had was an open one, this one is closed. Just got the MRI report. Looks like it there is a newer finding, the stenosis is congenital. Also, there is no mention of the word "moderate", all compression is qualified as "mild". ... (35 replies)
... C7, levels where there is also mild to moderate loss of normal intervertebral disc volume. The craniocervical junction is normal in appearance. ... (7 replies)
... C4 resulting moderate left lateral canal stenosis, abuttting and minimallly distorting the left lateral aspect of the cord. ... (0 replies)
... There is mild retrolisthesis of C4 on C5 and C5 on C6, mildly progressed when compared to previous, on the basis of degenerative changes. ... (20 replies)
... who has been recently diagnosed based on the MRI results with a congenital mild spinal stenosis from the C3 to C5 disc levels. ... (5 replies)
... central disc herniation and posterior osteophyte. Herniation measures 1.6 cm transverse x 0.7 cm anterior to posterior. Moderate canal stenosis effacing the ventral aspect of the spinal cord. Mild right sided and mild to moderate left sided neural forminal stenosis. ... (13 replies)
... the small disc bulge has increased slightly compared to previous study with mild canal stenosis. Foramina within normal limits. ... (1 replies)
... S1 disc desiccation is seen. A focal 3.0 mm subligamentous disc herniation is present. Mild facet joint arthrosis with mild thickening of the ligamentum flavum is seen. Mild bilateral foraminal encroachment is present. ... (7 replies)
... o take very much before your cord is affected, which makes me think it doesn't have as much buffer as it should. A good radiologist will mention if he thinks the canal is too narrow, but the average MRI report is not very good. ... (3 replies)
