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Good question. A Schmorl's node is the result of the herniated disc pushing into the vertebral endplate causing a focal invagination of the vertebral endplate. Schmorl's nodes are common and usually of little clinical significance however, there are situations where they can be large and very acute. An Anderson lesion is an inflammatory erosion that occurs in the central portion of the vertebral endplate and is seen in individuals with chronic later-stage inflammatory arthritis such as ankylosing spondylitis.

Thank you for the kind words! :)

So you are right, the calcification shows up much better on x-ray or computed tomography. Pre-surgical MRIs may be performed for information needed by the surgeon, or to exclude any potential associated complications in that region.

Hi are the pulsations on your lower back or stomach? Have you been diagnosed with an abdominal aortic aneurysm before?

@xrayreview-drb I am experiencing pulsations in my lower back near the left kidney. I have never been diagnosed with any related condition. Should I consult a doctor?

@@xrayreview-drb I am experiencing pulsations in my lower back near the left kidney. I have never been diagnosed with any related condition. Should I consult a doctor? Sometimes it also feels air bubbles popping

@@anuragrana1559 Always best to consult your doctor to answer all of your questions after a thorough review :)

That’s a good question it would be interesting to see any post-surgical advanced imaging such as MRI

Hard to tell much w/o AP view. Wonder about pedicle screw angle...

Hello! A calcified aorta on a chest x-ray is a reliable diagnosis. When plaque builds up on in the arteries it can calcify and be seen on a chest X-ray. Since it was only noted by the radiologist on 1 of the series, I would wager it is a subtle finding. So it probably looks like a thin white curvilinear line on the frontal view.

@ So I shouldn't be so worried? A week ago I had a routine EKG and the doctor told me everything was fine. Thanks for answering.

Oh no I'm so sorry to hear about your struggles. Have you had a MRI of your low back? You need to find a good doctor in your area to help you😟

Great question. So my guess without seeing your images, is that you have 6 normal looking lumbar segments. Meaning there are no changes to the size of the transverse processes, however there are 6 segments instead of 5. It is common to see 6 lumbar segments without a definitive transitional segment.

@xrayreview-drb do you think having a full l6 vertebrae would contribute to hip and groin pain lol I'm just so surprised by this as I do have pain in the upper part of the lower back right under the ribcage like bones touching and my lower back hip and groin have been hurting lol if it's 6 l spine that means the L6 would be lower them most people spine gos lol just picking your brain that's all

@xrayreview-drb and mabye the impression wording will make it better understand.... it says 6 lumber like vertebral bodies with transnationals at L1 and L6 vertebral bodies......

So most likely the L1 and L6 vertebral segments are incidental findings however if the transverse processes articulate or fuse to the sacrum, that may have associations with clinical symptoms.

Oh no, go see you your doctor! Both are very treatable.

Yes of course

Here is a good link: www.arthritis.org/diseases/diffuse-idiopathic-skeletal-hyperostosis

That would be a cigarette lighter in the patients shirt front pocket :)

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Good question. Night time pains may occur at the location site however I am not aware of any association with fever.

@@xrayreview-drb Thanks, I'm a chiropractor, just curious on signs/symptoms for patient presentations Love the channel

Thank you Doc!

You are 100% right. I have to find some better background music or none at all. I wont be using that one again LOL

Interesting, I wonder what that artifact was coming out of your eyes on the x-ray?

That is great! Best of luck to her :)

Hope you are doing better now :)

Thank you for the kind words and years of work in the field!

Hope you are doing well now. Sounds like you had a large pneumothorax

@ yes, thank you. 100% collapse due to scarring left behind from Scarlet Fever. Never let it slow me down. Have full function. Was deflated for 3 days. Was in hospital with chest tube for 10 hours. I heal well. 👍

Grocery bagger? Car washer? I’m stumped.

Yes. Only X-RAY images on this channel :)

@@xrayreview-drb thank you for the quick answer!

X-ray or digital radiography.

Great question, I’m not sure to be honest

Look at the pic at top right. THAT is "desirable?" Nah man, that is fat and gross.

Don't like the big butt look. Just plain stupid.

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Right. It not good ladies.

It's a crazy fad.

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback, and you are correct.

Had one that almost broke my neck as well, will NEVER go back or trust them.

Did you sue the Sh*t out of him?

Omg ! You are dam lucky ! My dr told me not to go to a chiropractor etc.i had 7 operations on my back n neck. I sure hope you are doing well now ❤😊

@ cheers getting there I wasn’t even aware they had chiropractors but found out quick 😁it’s been ruled as malpractice from the Australian chiropractic board but I’d rather be broke than have money and getting around like a gorilla 😂wishing you all the best seems like we both have some mechano sets 👍🇦🇺

It's a blessing Keeps me assembled. Otherwise my back might crumble. Took about a year to feel whole again

I agree. I also have this type of hardware. Without it my spine would probably collapse and I would be in a wheelchair . So the pain and recovery is worth it.

Pain pills baby.

You get use to it. I have some. It's more painful if you do not have the procedure. I am 100% more mobile than before & a whole lot less pain. When your spine starts to disappear, then you'll understand. I have lost 4 & 1/2" in height over the years due to spinal degeneration. Which it was no fault of mine. Crap happens.

I have had a plate and four screws in my right radius for nearly fifty years. Painful at first, naturally. Hardly know it’s there now. My arm wouldn’t work without it.

From thyroid cartilage calcification or from a thyroid cyst? Thyroid cysts should be followed up by a doctor but thyroid/laryngeal physiologic calcification is nothing to be concerned with. Hopefully your friend is OK

I'm glad it was nothing more than an artifact. Happens more often then you think! Here is a video of a number of similar examples ruclips.net/video/gwdTkguVXtM/видео.html

It is very common to have benign synovial herniation cysts at the femoral head/neck junction but they are usually smaller than a quarter. Hope your hip is OK :)