Patient Mrs Rashid Visit Date 09-Aug-2024 09:04 PM
Age/Gender 42 yr(s) 0 mon(s) / Female Report At 10-Aug-2024 07:05 PM
Cell No 0300-1210448 Collect At 09-Jan-2025 02:33 PM
PIN 2408-02842 Reference DR MOHAMMAD OMAR AZIZ
Company - NIC
MRI LUMBAR SPINE WIT HOUT CONT RAST 19N
Clinical History:
History: Back pain for 1 year radiating to both legs, associated with numbness. Pain is more intense in the morning
Technique:
Multi-planar multi-echo MRI of lumbosacral spine done.
Reports:
Lumbar vertebrae are normal in height.
Posterior elements are intact. Ligamentum flavum is normal.
Mild focal central disc bulge noted at D12/L1 level causing indentation of thecal sac, however, normal lateral recess
and foramina.
At L2/3 level diffuse disc bulge causing indentation of thecal sac with mild narrowing of lateral recess.
At L4/5 level Diffuse disc bulge causing indentation of thecal sac and mild thinning of both lateral recess and foramina
more marked on left side. There is also narrowing of spinal canal
Rest of the lumbar vertebrae are normal with well hydrated discs and no evidence of any remarkable disc bulge or
herniation.
Lower thoracic cord and conus appear normal.
IMPRESSION:
Partial disc desiccatory changes with associated mild disc bulges more marked at L2/3 and L4/5 level
causing indentation of thecal sac and mild thinning of lateral recess as described.
Dr. Zahra Nasrullah
[Link] Ayub [Link] Waheed [Link] Seemi Malik [Link] Ali Malik
Consultant Radiologist
FCPS,Diplomat CBNC(USA),CBCCT(USA) MBBS,DMRD,MCPS,FCPS MBBS,MCPS,FCPS (Tamgha-e-Imtiaz)
Initiated by Consultant Cardiovascular Imaging Professor of Radiology Professor of Radiology(SIMS/SHL) Professor of Radiology
hirfan
Dr. Muhammad Zubair Dr. Furqan Ahmad [Link] Azam Dr. Zahra Nasrullah Dr Muqadas Fatima [Link] Imran [Link] Fazal
MBBS, DMRD, MCPS MBBS (KE), FCPS (Pak) MBBS, FCPS MBBS,FCPS,EDiR MBBS,MCPS MBBS, MCPS MBBS,DMRD
Diag. Radiologist Diag. Imaging Specialist Consultant Radiologist Consultant Radiologist Diag. Radiologist Diag. Radiologist Diag. Radiologist
Observations are based on images only. Please co-relate with clinical findings. Not valid for court & law