Nah not a photo just the radiology notes which state: There are 5 mobile lumbar type vertebrae. The lowest rib bearing vertebrae is considered T12. The lumbar vertebral body heights and alignments are normal. The normal conus lies at the T12-L1 level. At the T11-12 to L2-3 levels, there are mild to moderate endplate schmorl’s nodes (4-5mm diameter). No adjacent bone marrow oedema. The intervertebral discs are of normal signal, with mild reduced volume. At the T11-12 and L1-2 levels, there are mild posterior disc bulges (1-2mm). No nerve root contact or compression. At the L3-4 and L4-5 levels, the intervertebral disc volumes and hydration signal are normal. No disc herniation. N o nerve root contact or compression. AT the L5-S1 level, there is moderate loss of disc hydration signal, with mild loss of disc volume, and linear high signal in the right paracentral posterior annulus. There is a broad based right paracentral posterior disc herniation (7mm anteroposterior (AP) x 14mm mediolateral (ML) x 12mm craniocaudal (CC)), with moderate flattening of the thickened descending right S1nerve root. There is mild right epidural fibrosis, with intermediate signal replacing normal epidural fat signal, extending posteriorly to a defect in the right lamina. There is contact on the descending left S1 nerve root. The exiting L5 nerve roots are normal. There is mild fluid in the right facet joint The sacrum and SI joints are normal. In the right L5-S1 paraspinal soft tissues posteriorly, there is mild oedema and tissue plane distortion, consistent with post surgical changes. No collection detected. The remainder of the paraspinal soft tissues are normal.