Summary The L5-S1 is also called the lumbosacral joint. It is the part of the spine where the lumbar spine ends and the ...

The injury report labels the ailment as L5-S1. According to Spine-Health, this is "the transition area between the lower back and pelvis in the spine." Despite the severity of the injury ...

At the L5/S1 level, 58% were found to have an element of disc displacement ... investigate which particular training activities have the most impact on the lumbar spine, and how to modify training ...

Urine analysis on dipstick testing was normal. Although initial radiographs of the lumbar spine were unremarkable, apart from disc space narrowing only at level L5/S1, magnetic resonance imaging of ...

Patients presenting with acute low back pain alone are therefore unlikely to have a disc prolapse. Lumbar intervertebral disc prolapse is most prevalent between the ages of 30–50 years, and the L5/S1 ...