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    The MRI report is for a 26-year-old male named Akhil N. It finds a protrusion of the L3-L4 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and mild nerve root compression. There is also a right posterio-central disc bulge with annular tear of the L4-L5 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and obliteration of the right neural foramen. A mild L5-S1 disc bulge is noted causing indentation of the thecal sac. Clinical correlation and follow up are suggested.

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    The MRI report is for a 26-year-old male named Akhil N. It finds a protrusion of the L3-L4 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and mild nerve root compression. There is also a right posterio-central disc bulge with annular tear of the L4-L5 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and obliteration of the right neural foramen. A mild L5-S1 disc bulge is noted causing indentation of the thecal sac. Clinical correlation and follow up are suggested.

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    The MRI report is for a 26-year-old male named Akhil N. It finds a protrusion of the L3-L4 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and mild nerve root compression. There is also a right posterio-central disc bulge with annular tear of the L4-L5 disc causing indentation of the thecal sac and obliteration of the right neural foramen. A mild L5-S1 disc bulge is noted causing indentation of the thecal sac. Clinical correlation and follow up are suggested.

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    Name AKHIL N Order PTGOC2300628485

    Age / Sex 26 years / Male Test Registered 26-Feb-24 / 11:59 AM


    Contact 9676703859 Test Accepted 26-Feb-24 / 12:57 PM
    Collection Centre INTGHYD95278 Test Reported 26-Feb-24 / 04:19 PM
    Referral Doctor DR VENU GOPAL PALAKURTHY Report Status Final
    DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY AND
    1.5T MRI - Lumbar Spine
    IMAGING

    TECHNIQUE :

    T1-T2 sagitals, T2 axials, IR coronals


    Sagital T2 screening of Cervicodorsal spine

    FINDINGS :

    Alignment of lumbosacral spine is normal.

    Schmorl's nodes noted in L2 & L3 endplates.

    Vertebral bodies are normal in shape and signal morphology.

    Posterior neural arch elements appear normal.

    Desiccation of L3-L4 & L4-L5 discs.

    Protrusion of L3-L4 disc causing thecal sac indentation and mild


    traversing nerve root compression.

    Right posterio-central disc bulge with annular tear of L4-L5 disc causing
    thecal sac indentation and right neural foramina obliteration.

    Mild L5-S1 disc bulge causing thecal sac indentation.

    Rest of the intervertebral discs show normal signal intensity.

    Spinal cord, conus and filum terminale are normal in shape and signal morphology.

    Lumbar canal measurements are within normal limits.

    Facet joints appear normal.

    Pre and paraspinal soft tissues appear normal.

    Both sacroiliac joints appear normal to the extent seen.

    Screening of Cervicodorsal spine:

    Mild C3-C4 disc bulge causing thecal sac indentation.

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    Name AKHIL N Order PTGOC2300628485
    Age / Sex 26 years / Male Test Registered 26-Feb-24 / 11:59 AM
    Contact 9676703859 Test Accepted 26-Feb-24 / 12:57 PM
    Collection Centre INTGHYD95278 Test Reported 26-Feb-24 / 04:19 PM
    Referral Doctor DR VENU GOPAL PALAKURTHY Report Status Final
    DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY AND
    1.5T MRI - Lumbar Spine
    IMAGING

    IMPRESSION :

    * PROTRUSION OF L3-L4 DISC CAUSING THECAL SAC INDENTATION AND MILD


    TRAVERSING NERVE ROOT COMPRESSION.

    * RIGHT POSTERIO-CENTRAL DISC BULGE WITH ANNULAR TEAR OF L4-L5 DISC CAUSING
    THECAL SAC INDENTATION AND RIGHT NEURAL FORAMINA OBLITERATION.

    * MILD L5-S1 DISC BULGE CAUSING THECAL SAC INDENTATION.

    - Suggested clinical correlation & follow up.

    *** END OF THE REPORT ***

    Dr Meghraj Srinivas Chandra


    Consultant Radiologist

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