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[DOC File]Chapter 2 The intervertebral disc - ASNR
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MRI lumbar spine showed L4/5 posterior central, right central and right subarticular annular fissure associated with a mild broad-based posterior annular disc bulge, asymmetrical to the right. There is also right subarticular stenosis resulting in possible impingement of right L5 nerve root.
annular fissure lumbar spine

[DOC File]All Past Anatomy MCQs
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Kramer ordered an MRI and discovered an "L4-L5 bulge and annular tear," along with "a slight right-sided protrusion." (Tr. Ex. 13D). He concluded that "the L4-L5 disk [was] the proximal source of pain" and suggested the possibility of an "L3-L4, L4-L5 discogram."
l5 s1 minor dorsal annular fissure

[DOCX File]www.bnlaw.com.au
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The sensory symptoms manifest as paresthesias and objective sensory loss of dermatomal and myotomal distribution. The symptoms associated with sphincter involvement are difficult micturition, retention of urine, failure of filling of the viscous or loss of urethral sensation, and sometimes stress incontinence.
l5 s1 annular tear symptoms

[DOC File]ANATOMY
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L5, S1. L4,5. L3,4. S1,2. the dermatome of the great toe is. L4. L5. S1. S2. L3. which receives afferents in the sneeze reflex. otic ganglion. trigeminal ganglion. ciliary ganglion. x. x. regarding the newborn skull. it has similar vertical proportions to the adult skull. the bones …
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[DOCX File]McGill University
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It is common in carpal and tarsal bones. sesamoid bone: is a small bone within the tendon. It is common in hand and foot bones. moving spine: sacralization of L5, lumbarization of S1, etc. spinal bifida: This is a congenital defect in spinal arch or plate. It shows as a radiolucent space on X-ray film. Often occurs in L5 or S1. Methods of ...
posterior annular fissure treatment

[DOC File]Lower Back Pain
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Herniation of NP with disruption of annular fibers is present…This shows true protrusion at L5-S1. There may be local inflammation of the soft tissues due to biomechanical irritation. *** Neutral Lateral View of the Lumbar Spine -- Hemispherical Spondylosclerosis ***
posterior annular fissure

Pathology - IHMC Public Cmaps (2)
10. The annular ligament of the radius. A. Is covered in synovium. B. Is attached to the head of the radius ... A. Enters the face via the inferior orbital fissure. ... It is supplied from nerve roots S1 and S2. D. It is flat and has a dense aponeurosis on both surfaces. E. It does not cross the knee joint. 71. Injury to the ulnar nerve will ...
l4 and l5 tear

Annular Fissure Causes and Treatment
The inner annular fibers are like the dough more fibers than soft material but not as tough as the crust. Just like the disc the jelly doughnut is deformable. The very young motion segment. Slide 5) The anatomic specimen with its corresponding radiograph depicted here from Hadley’s wonderful book, is of a young child. The ossified portion of ...
central annular tear l4 l5

[DOC File]Logan Class of December 2013
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Pain distribution weakness Reflex affected Screening test L3-4 anterolateral thigh, anteromedial calf to ankle Quadriceps knee Squat and rise (L4) L4-5 lateral thigh, anteromedial calf, medial dorsum of foot between 1st and 2nd toes Dorsiflexion of foot none Heel walking (L5) L5-S1 gluteal region, posterior thigh, posterolateral calf, lateral ...
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[DOC File]Dx Imaging #2 –5/14/08
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Massive osteophytes on left connecting L5-S1 on left ... Vacuum phenomenon=tearing of annular fibers leading to opening of space and pulling of gas out of solution after the NP dissolves. Vacuum cleft=marginal disruption of outer annular fibers (may be trauma related or related to degenerative changes) Hahn's fissure=midline artery supply and ...
l5 s1 minor dorsal annular fissure

Annular fissure l5 s1 symptoms