Can you see l4-l5 asymmetic disc bulge of ct scan?
Yes, I can see the L4-L5 asymmetric disc bulge on the CT scan. It appears to be an extradural, centrally located, disc protrusion causing mild thecal sac compression and mild indentation on bilateral exiting nerve roots and causing bilateral foraminal narrowing, especially on the right side. Additionally, mild facet arthropathy at the level is also noted.Lymphoma - Related Articles
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