Lumbar disc anterolisthesis at the L2–L3 level is characterized by the anterior displacement of the L2 vertebral body relative to L3 across the intervertebral ...

Lumbar disc anterolisthesis at L1–L2 refers to the forward displacement of the L1 vertebral body relative to L2, often involving the intervertebral disc ...

Lumbar disc anterolisthesis is a condition in which a vertebral body in the lumbar spine slides forward relative to the vertebra below it, carrying with it the ...

Lumbar disc forward slip at the L5–S1 level—commonly termed spondylolisthesis—refers to the anterior displacement of the fifth lumbar vertebral body relative ...

Lumbar disc forward slip—clinically termed spondylolisthesis—occurs when the fourth lumbar vertebra (L4) shifts forward relative to the fifth lumbar vertebra ...

Lumbar disc forward slip at the L3–L4 level—also known as spondylolisthesis—occurs when one vertebra (L3) shifts forward over the one below it (L4). This ...

Lumbar disc forward slip—also known as anterolisthesis when referring to a vertebral body, or disc displacement when emphasizing intervertebral movement—occurs ...

Lumbar Disc Forward Slip at L1–L2—also known as anterolisthesis of L1 on L2—is a condition in which the L1 vertebral body translates anteriorly relative to the ...

Lumbar spondylolisthesis, often called a forward slip, occurs when one vertebral body in the lower back (lumbar spine) shifts forward relative to the vertebra ...

Posterolateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L1–L2 level refers to the compression or constriction of the nerve root passageway (foramen) located between ...

Posterior neural foraminal narrowing at the L1–L2 level is a form of lumbar foraminal stenosis in which the bony exit channel (foramen) behind the L1 and L2 ...

Paracentral neural foraminal narrowing at the L1–L2 level occurs when the bony openings (foramina) through which spinal nerves exit become constricted on the ...

Central Neural Foraminal Narrowing at L1–L2 is a pathological reduction in the space of the neural exit canal (foramen) at the level between the first and ...

Unilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L5–S1 level refers to the condition in which one of the two openings (foramina) through which the L5 spinal nerve ...

Unilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L4–L5 level refers to the narrowing of the neural foramen—the bony passage through which the L4 or L5 spinal nerve ...

Unilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L3–L4 level refers to the reduction in space where the nerve root exits the spinal canal on one side between the ...

Unilateral neural foraminal narrowing at L2–L3 refers to the pathological reduction in the size of the right or left intervertebral foramen between the second ...

Unilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L1–L2 level describes a localized reduction in the size of the bony aperture (foramen) through which the spinal ...

Lumbar bilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L5–S1 level is a specific form of spinal foraminal stenosis characterized by the constriction of the neural ...

Lumbar bilateral neural foraminal narrowing at the L4–L5 level—also called bilateral foraminal stenosis—involves a reduction in the size of the neural foramina ...