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Can you clarify your
Can you clarify your question? What was the dx from the doctor who ordered the MRI?
The dx was Right Hip Pain. A
The dx was Right Hip Pain. A MRI of the Right Hip and L-Spine was performed. The L-spine showed: The bone marrow has a heterogeneous appearance, which may secondary to prior treatment of Hodgkin lymphoma. (Chemo was completed 15 years ago). The remainder of the L-spine reads At L1-L2, L2-L3 and L3-L4 there is no significant spondyloarthropathy. At L4-L5, there is a mild broadbased disk bulge. At L5-S1, there is a mild broadbased disk bulge. There is mild bilateral
facet degenerative change. The MRI of the Right Hip showed There is a small amount of increased signal at the insertion of the hamstrings into the right ischial tuberosity. IMPRESSION: Tendinopathy of the hamstring tendons at the insertion into the right ischial tuberosity.
I have been a long distance runner for 14 years, up to 2500 miles per year and have a leg length discrepancy that is 1.7cm to right leg. The pain in the hip has increased over the last year. No complaints of back pain except mild. Thank you.