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At the June 10, 2024 follow-up, the patient reported approximately 50% relief following the May 6, 2024 epidural steroid injection, with pain now 4/10. [6] Modified duty was continued, with re-evaluation in 6 weeks. [6]
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Reported approximately 50% relief after the May 6, 2024 epidural steroid injection; pain 4/10. Continued modified duty with re-evaluation in 6 weeks. [6]
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2024-02-01
The 03/12/2024 progress note records a reported lifting incident at work on 02/01/2024 [3]. The chief complaint was low back pain radiating to the left leg after that incident [3].
2024-03-12
At the 03/12/2024 visit, the patient reported persistent lumbar pain rated 7/10, worse with prolonged standing, and denied prior back injury [3]. Lumbar spine MRI was ordered, and the plan was to continue NSAIDs [3]. Modified duty was directed with no lifting over 10 pounds [3].
2024-03-28
MRI of the lumbar spine without contrast documented a clinical history of low back pain with left lower extremity radiculopathy. [4] Findings included an L4-L5 disc protrusion contacting the left L5 nerve root and mild degenerative disc disease at L5-S1. [4] The impression was left paracentral disc protrusion at L4-L5 and mild lumbar spondylosis. [4]
2024-05-06
R. Nguyen, M.D., performed a LEFT L4-L5 transforaminal epidural steroid injection on 05/06/2024 [5]. The documented indication was L4-L5 disc protrusion with left L5 radiculopathy and failed conservative management [5]. The patient tolerated the procedure well without complications, and post-procedure pain decreased from 7/10 to 3/10 [5].
2024-06-10
The June 10, 2024 progress note documents follow-up after an epidural injection [2]. The note reports inability to walk more than two blocks before pain, difficulty sleeping with nighttime waking, and driving limited to 20 minutes [2]. Dressing is performed without difficulty, and modified duty continues with no lifting over 10 pounds [2].
2024-06-10
At the June 10, 2024 follow-up, the patient reported approximately 50% relief following the May 6, 2024 epidural steroid injection, with pain now 4/10. [6] Modified duty was continued, with re-evaluation in 6 weeks. [6]
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Correspondence from Law Offices of North Shore Defense asks whether medical findings are consistent with a February 1, 2024 lifting incident [1]. It also asks whether a referenced March 28, 2024 MRI supports left L5 contact and whether the records document prior lumbar injury; these are questions posed by the correspondence, not independent clinical findings [1].
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