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    This document is a medical report for a CT scan of a 33-year-old male's lumbar spine. The report finds spondylo-degenerative changes throughout the examined spine. It notes diffuse posterior disc bulges between lumbar vertebrae L3/L4, L4/L5, and L5/S1 that indent the thecal sac and encroach on the exiting foramina. The bony spinal canal and apophyseal articulations appear normal, with no abnormal soft tissue densities observed.

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    This document is a medical report for a CT scan of a 33-year-old male's lumbar spine. The report finds spondylo-degenerative changes throughout the examined spine. It notes diffuse posterior disc bulges between lumbar vertebrae L3/L4, L4/L5, and L5/S1 that indent the thecal sac and encroach on the exiting foramina. The bony spinal canal and apophyseal articulations appear normal, with no abnormal soft tissue densities observed.

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    This document is a medical report for a CT scan of a 33-year-old male's lumbar spine. The report finds spondylo-degenerative changes throughout the examined spine. It notes diffuse posterior disc bulges between lumbar vertebrae L3/L4, L4/L5, and L5/S1 that indent the thecal sac and encroach on the exiting foramina. The bony spinal canal and apophyseal articulations appear normal, with no abnormal soft tissue densities observed.

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    Prof. Dr.

    Alaa Abdel Hameed


    ‫ عـــلء عبـد الحميـد‬/ ‫ د‬. ‫أ‬
    Prof. Dr. Hassan Khamis
    ‫ حســـــن خميــــــــس‬/ ‫ د‬.‫أ‬
    Prof. Dr. Osama El Abd
    ‫ أســــامـه العبـــــــــــد‬/ ‫ د‬.‫أ‬
    Dr. Hamdy Hassan
    ‫ حمــــــــدى حســــــــــن‬/ ‫د‬
    Dr. Ahmed Galal Amir
    ‫ أحـمـد ــلل عـامـر‬/ ‫د‬

    Patient name: Ayman Hassan Mohamed Arafa Aref Age: 33 Years

    Sex: M ref by prof dr: Dear Colleague

    Study Date: 13/5/2020 10:08:47 AM procedure: Lumbar spine CT) L2-S1 )

    REPORT

    • Normal alignment of the lumbo-sacral spine.


    • Spondylo-degenerative changes of the examined spine, showing end plates
    sclerosis with marginal osteophytes.
    • LV3/4 diffuse posterior disc bulge indenting the ventral aspect of the thecal
    sac and encroaches upon the related both exiting foramina.
    • LV4/5 diffuse posterior disc bulge indenting the ventral aspect of the thecal
    sac and encroaches upon the related lateral neural recesses as well as the
    exiting foramina.
    • LV5/SVI diffuse posterior disc bulge with left posterolateral protrusion
    and osteophyte indenting the ventral aspect of the thecal sac and
    encroaches upon the related left lateral neural recesses as well as the
    exiting foramina notably the left.
    • Normal configuration and dimensions of the bony spinal canal.
    • Normal CT features of the apophyseal articulations.
    • No abnormal paravertebral soft tissue densities.

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