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Video demonstrating Open and Weight Bearing MRI diagnosing Lumbar Disc Herniation

A lumbar (low back) disc herniation can often cause increased pain, numbness and/or weakness while standing or sitting. The symptoms may be relieved when lying down. When a disc herniates, the gelatin-like central material streams through the outer fibrous shell and compresses nerve roots and tissues. It is true that the MRI examination is the best diagnostic imaging test for showing a lumbar herniated disc. Unfortunately, most conventional MRI examinations are performed while the patient is lying down which is the position least likely to demonstrate the disc herniation and cause pain. SpineNevada's Open InMotion MRI examines the lumbar spine in the standing position as well as the supine lying down position. If you have pain that increases while standing and decreases while lying down - Don’t Take Your MRI Lying Down! SpineNevada includes offices in Reno, Sparks and Carson City. SpineNevada wants you to be well-informed about the causes of your back and neck pain. We have a medical advice nurse who can answer your questions and send you a FREE Home Remedy Book, please call 775.348.8800 or visit http://spinenevada.com/ to learn more.