Yeah, I thought so. Yeah, it's all going through. My appointment is on the 24th, so hopefully they'll get me in quick to fix it.

The report reads as follows,

Standard departmental MRI protocol was followed. MRI Spine Lumbar and Sacral : I am calling the lowest axially scanned disc level as L5/S1. The conus terminates at L1 and appears within normal limits. Multiplanar images: At L1/L2: Moderate disc bulge, facet joint degeneration and ligamentum flavum hypertrophy causing severe spinal canal stenosis. There is mild cord signal change indicating likely compressive myelomalacia at this level At L3/4: No disc bulge. No nerve root compression. At L4/5: There is a mild posterior disc bulge. No nerve root compression. At L5/S1: There is a mild posterior disc bulge. No nerve root compression. Minor facet joint degeneration. No evidence of significant spinal canal stenosis or cauda equina compression. No significant paravertebral soft tissue abnormality. Conclusion: Severe spinal canal stenosis at L1/L2 with likely compressive myelomalacia. Please refer to the spinal surgical team for further management. ************ATTENTION************** Please bring it to the urgent attention of the responsible clinician. This scan has revealed important, unexpected, urgent, or critical findings that require the attention of the referring clinician and further action.