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Sagittal T2 magnetic resonance imaging demonstrating massive L5S1 disc herniation.
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Axial magnetic resonance imaging image showing herniated disc fragment occupying >50% of the spinal canal in the axial plane at the L5S1 level.
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Myelographic magnetic resonance imaging sequence demonstrating complete "obstruction" at L5S1.
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Follow-up magnetic resonance imaging at 3 months showing near-complete resolution of L5S1 disc herniation.
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Three months later, she was neurologically normal, and the repeat MRI scan showed near-complete resolution of the original L5S1 massive disc herniation [Figure 4].