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A 61-year-old female patient was admitted with transient fecal incontinence and an asymptomatic lumbar disc herniation: (a and b) magnetic resonance imaging sagittal T2 of the lower abdomen demonstrates a hernia between L5-S1 (sacrum) (arrow).
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The MR imaging of the lumbar spine showed a large left-sided LDH at the L5-S1 level [Figures 1 and 2] resulting in significant cauda equina compression.
A 61-year-old female patient was admitted with transient fecal incontinence and an asymptomatic lumbar disc herniation: (a-d) magnetic resonance imaging axial T2 thin slices 2.5 mm is sequence which was conducted with the abdomen coil after the observation of the existence of a hernia. A distracted intervertebral disk piece left, which presses the L5-S1 roots without creating vertebral stenosis (arrows).
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The MR imaging of the lumbar spine showed a large left-sided LDH at the L5-S1 level [Figures 1 and 2] resulting in significant cauda equina compression.