lumbar disc herniation with nerve compression illustration

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Comparative 3D illustration of lumbar intervertebral disc herniation stages showing protrusion, herniation with nerve compression Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lumbar Disc Herniation L4-L5 with Nerve Compression Illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

3D Medical Illustration of Lumbar Spine Disc Herniation and Healthy Disc Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spinal Disc Herniation. Back Pain Human. Spinal Cord Compression. Bulging disc. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration demonstration of human herniated lumbar disc Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Spinal disc herniation illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lumbar Disc Herniation L4-L5 with Nerve Compression Illustration

Vector ilustration of lumbar disc herniation Royalty Free Stock Photo

Doctor holds spinal nerve, bone model illustrating lumbar spine with displaced herniated disc fragment. Medical treatment concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Type of lumbar disc herniations Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed anatomical illustration of a lumbar disc herniation occurring between the L4 and L5 vertebrae. The image clearly depicts the intervertebral disc with its nucleus pulposus protruding through a tear in the annulus fibrosus, compressing a spinal nerve root. Signs of inflammation are also shown around the affected nerve. This educational graphic is ideal for explaining the causes of sciatica, lower back pain, and nerve impingement in medical, chiropractic, or physical therapy contexts, providing a clear visual aid for patient and student education.