k Annular tear of intervertebral disc Annular tear of intervertebral disc. Labelled artwork comparing a healthy L5S1 intervertebral disc upper left at the base of the spine with one with an annular tear lower right. Viewed from above, with the rear of the spine at bottom. This spinal joint consists of an intervertebral disc grey between the fifth lumbar vertebra L5 and the first sacral vertebra S1. The tear red in the exterior portion of the disc the annulus fibrosus has caused the interior of the disc to protrude and press on the thecal sac and also on the nerve roots either side neuroforaminal narrowing. This level is below the spinal cord, with the thecal sac surrounding the cauda equina. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Annular tear of intervertebral disc Annular tear of intervertebral disc. Labelled artwork comparing a healthy L5 S1 intervertebral disc  upper left  at the base of the spine with one with an annular tear  lower right . Viewed from above, with the rear of the spine at bottom. This spinal joint consists of an intervertebral disc  grey  between the fifth lumbar vertebra  L5  and the first sacral vertebra  S1 . The tear  red  in the exterior portion of the disc  the annulus fibrosus  has caused the interior of the disc to protrude and press on the thecal sac and also on the nerve roots either side  neuroforaminal narrowing . This level is below the spinal cord, with the thecal sac surrounding the cauda equina.
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Annular tear of intervertebral disc

Annular tear of intervertebral disc. Labelled artwork comparing a healthy L5-S1 intervertebral disc (upper left) at the base of the spine with one with an annular tear (lower right). Viewed from above, with the rear of the spine at bottom. This spinal joint consists of an intervertebral disc (grey) between the fifth lumbar vertebra (L5) and the first sacral vertebra (S1). The tear (red) in the exterior portion of the disc (the annulus fibrosus) has caused the interior of the disc to protrude and press on the thecal sac and also on the nerve roots either side (neuroforaminal narrowing). This level is below the spinal cord, with the thecal sac surrounding the cauda equina.

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