How to Read a Lumbar Xray
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Published 2022-11-11
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All Comments (21)
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I had back surgery such a relief herniated disc pinched my nerve I couldn’t walk. The surgery was a miracle 🙏🏻❤️thank you to doctors like you
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My back hurts just looking at some of those pictures of arthritis and scoliosis. That said, I've got some arthritis in my lower back and I'm only 35, but physical therapy has helped.
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That was excellent Dr. Webb. You should definitely continue doing these. They are a great educational benefit to the medical community and patients everywhere.
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As a X-ray tech thank you doc for knowing what films to order. Lots of docs just order the most random stuff 😂😂
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Thank you Dr. Webb-as always, you're the best spine Surgeon I know!!!
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Thank you. Clear examples and descriptions both affirm the extent to which my back is injured and offer hope for rehabilitation. Exactly what I was needing.
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God bless you, this is so cool to watch as a 1 year med student. Really great videos 🎉
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Thanks doc this is really helpful, pls keep doing these kind of informative suff for medical students!!
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7:58 that made me sit up straight rather quick :P
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Awesome explanation, thanks for the video.
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Thanks for this informative video! Don't forget your occupational therapists!!
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("I get radiculopathy from a subluxated L3 and L4, which's in the front of my left leg and is usually in the morning and is a semi-paralyzing shock at its worst...until I start walking around")
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Had a large chunk of disk floating around L5S1 tickling the sciatic nerve roots. Piece was pinched off. Def not a fun experience. After some steroids and rest, things improved. Thankfully didn't need surgery. Even had urological symptoms from the injury.
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Nice explanation. Thank you.
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Can you do a how to MRI video? I would love to look at mine in more detail
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Cool video Doc 👍💪
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Thumbnail is hilarious 😂
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I have Lumbar scoliosis do I need surgery or no
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❤❤❤❤❤🎉tnx.love from india
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SKULLiosis will be sorry when it meets spinal fusion and bone grafting
