 There is a large soft tissue mass involving the posterior elements of L1 through L4 effacing the thecal sac with compression of the cauda equina at L3/4. It also extends into adjacent neural foramina. There is no cord or conus compression, acute or chronic.
1.There is a large soft tissue mass involving the posterior elements of L1 through L4 effacing the thecal sac with compression of the cauda equina at L3/4.2.There is no cord or conus compression.3.These results were transmitted to the emergency department via STAT Consult 27 minutes prior to exam completion by the technologist.