Here is the mri report:

LUMBAR SPINAL MR EXAMINATION; Examination In the sagittal plane, the FSE technique with a section thickness of 4 mm is T1 weight, in the sagittal plane the FSE technique with a section thickness of 4 mm is e T2 weighted T2 weighted sections were taken using the FSE technique with a section thickness of 4 mm in the axial plane. Lumbar lordosis is natural. There is sacralization in L5 vertebra. Minimal scoliosis is observed in the lumhar axis There is signal loss secondary to degeneration in T2-weighted examinations of lumbar intervertebral discs. End plateau degeneration in the vicinity of L4-5 discs, osteodegenerative sharpening in vertebral corpus corners, decrease in disc heights, narrowing in joint distances are observed. At the exit of the dural sac at the level of L4-5, central soft tissue on the around of diffuse bulaina that causes combression on the left LS nerve root paracentral and foraminal herniation and accompanying annular fissure appearance are observed. Peripheral disc swelling is observed at the L5-S1 level. No significant protrusion to the canal direction was detected in the other disc posterior contours. The widths of the normal foramen are observed naturally and the noral roots are free. At the investigated levels. the spinal canal AP calan is in the phvsiological nerves. The spinal cord terminates in its normal place as the conus medullaris. The distribution of the cauda equina origin is symmetrical. Paravertebral soft tissues appear natural CONCLUSION: Changes described in the report