Radiology Report

David Okafor
Age: 67
MRN: MRN-2026-002

MRI May 19, 2026
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Scan Image

MRI

Impression

Sagittal T2-weighted MRI of the thoracolumbar spine demonstrates severe multilevel degenerative disc disease with associated anterior wedge compression deformities of multiple mid-thoracic vertebral bodies, likely representing osteoporotic compression fractures. There is marked loss of disc height and signal intensity throughout the thoracolumbar segments.

Findings

Multiple thoracic compression fractures — Anterior wedge compression deformities involving multiple mid-thoracic vertebral bodies with associated height loss and kyphotic angulation.
Multilevel degenerative disc disease — Diffuse loss of disc height and T2 signal intensity throughout the thoracic and lumbar spine indicating advanced disc degeneration and desiccation.
Thoracic kyphosis — Increased thoracic kyphotic curvature secondary to multiple anterior compression fractures.
Spinal canal — The spinal canal appears patent without significant stenosis, though evaluation is limited to the sagittal plane.
Posterior elements — The posterior elements including spinous processes and laminae appear intact without acute fracture.

Recommendation

Correlate with clinical history of trauma, bone density studies (DEXA scan), and serum calcium/vitamin D levels. Consider short-term immobilization, pain management, and osteoporosis treatment if indicated. Neurosurgical or orthopedic spine consultation recommended for assessment of fracture stability.

Model Confidence

89%

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