1.Prominent sacral cysts extending from S2 level cuadad compromising the canal. 2. Altered bone marrow signal is identified within osseous structures of the lumbar spine. There are areas of decreased internal signal on both T1 and T2 - weighted imaging. An underlyning aggressive condition cannot be excluded. 3. L4-L5 central herniation/extrusion with caudad migration. 4. L5-S1 disc buldging. Have back pain and wen t in for an MRI. Just trying to understand this better?
HIT hank for asking to ChatDoctorThere is bony growth, or it may arise from the gap, the \"cyst\" is a bag like structure may contain, blood, pus, clear fluid, semisolid material, and this is compressing the adjoining structure of spinal cord, the disc of spine also shifted from its original place at the level of lumber vertebra no. 4 and 5 also there is bulging of disc at the level of lumber 5 and the sacral level 1, this is the spinal cord disease, you have to take the opinion from neurosurgeon, have nice day.