Herniated Disc

"medpix case - lumbar herniated discs l4-l5 and l5-s1.", by Original Source: University at Buffalo Diagnostic Imaging for the Primary Care Physician rotation; Author: Chantal B Bartels (SUNY at Buffalo); Approved By: Geoffrey Gerow (SUNY at Buffalo);. L4-L5 disc level: Disc desiccation. Broad-based posterior disc herniation of the protrusion type moderately indenting the ventral thecal sac with borderline narrowing of central spinal canal. Posterolateral bulges mildly encroach on and narrow the neural...

A herniated disc takes place when the spongy, soft material that supports the bones of the spinal column unclothes place or ends up being harmed. You can have a herniated disc in any part of your spinal column. A pain in the butt can occasionally be more than sore muscle mass. If the pain doesn't improve after numerous days off, it's feasible you may have a herniated cervical disk.

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