Summary : This image is a logo for the website USARAD.com, featuring stylized text over a blue globe graphic. logo: USARAD.com Main Elements : • The logo consists of the text “USARAD.com” superimposed on a blue globe. • “USA” is rendered in white with a pattern of blue stars. • “RAD” is in bold red capital letters. • “.com” is in smaller, italicized white letters with a blue outline, positioned to the right of “RAD”. • The globe background shows a stylized map of the world with light blue network lines crossing it. Design & Placement : • The text “USARAD.com” is centered horizontally across the globe. • The globe is shaded with gradients of blue and includes faint outlines of continents. • The network lines suggest connectivity or a digital/technological theme. Analysis : • The logo combines patriotic US imagery (stars, “USA”) with a global and technological motif (globe, network lines), likely representing a US-based radiology or medical imaging company with international reach. • The use of bold red for “RAD” emphasizes the radiology aspect, while the globe and network lines suggest worldwide service or telemedicine. 2601 E. Oakland Park Blvd, Suite 102 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306 Phone: 888.886.5238 Fax: 888.886.5221 Patient: DOE, JOHN MRN : JD4USARAD Referring Physician: DR. DAVID LIVESEY Exam Date: 05/20/2010 DOB: 01/01/1961 FAX: (305) 418-8166 MRI OF THE LUMBAR SPINE WITH AND WITHOUT CONTRAST PROCEDURE: MRI of lumbosacral spine without/with IV contrast. INDICATION: Radiculopathy post L2-L3 fusion, question incomplete fusion. Persistent symptoms. COMPARISON: None. TECHNIQUE: Multiplanar and multi-sequence imaging of the lumbosacral spine without/with intravenous contrast using a 0.3T MRI scanner. FINDINGS: Postoperative findings of posterior intrapedicular spinal fusion at L2-L3 noted. The L2-L3 disk is preserved. Enhancing peridural fibrosis noted at L2-L3 level mildly deforming the thecal sac with dominant extrinsic impression on the right lateral thecal sac. Non enhancing cystic foci noted along the posterior elements representing small pseudomeningoceles. Postoperative fusion and laminectomy noted at L4-L5 level with osseous fusion anteriorly. Osseous hypertrophy of the posterior elements noted at L4 and L5. Lumbar lordosis is decreased. Multilevel endplate, disk and facet degenerative changes noted. Conus medullaris terminates at approximately mid L1 vertebral body level. L1-L2 shows moderate broad-based disc bulging contributing to mild to moderate left greater than right neuroforamina narrowing. Spinal canal is grossly patent. Approximately 2 mm L1 on L2 retrolisthesis noted. L2-L3 shows moderate nonenhancing bi foraminal broad-based disk bulging contributing to mild-to-moderate right greater than left neural foramina narrowing. Moderate acquired spinal canal stenosis noted due to enhancing peridural fibrosis with asymmetric more focal extrinsic impression on the right lateral ventral thecal sac. Negligible spondylolisthesis of L2 on L3 noted. L3-L4 level shows mild disk desiccation and height loss. Extraforaminal focal annular tears noted on both sides. Spinal canal and foramina are patent. Page 1 of 2 Summary : This is a logo for USARAD.com, featuring the company name overlaid on a stylized globe. logo: USARAD.com Company Name & Tagline : • Text reads “USARAD.com”. • “USA” is in white with a blue star pattern. • “RAD” is in bold red. • “.com” is in white with a blue outline. Graphic Elements : • Background is a blue globe with visible continents and light blue network lines crossing it. • The globe is shaded to give a 3D effect. Dimensions & Placement : • The text “USARAD.com” is centered horizontally across the globe. • The globe is circular and occupies the majority of the logo space. Analysis : • The logo uses a globe and network lines to suggest global reach and connectivity. • The colour scheme (blue, white, red) evokes the US national colours, reinforcing the brand identity. • The bold “RAD” highlights the radiology focus of the company. 2601 E. Oakland Park Blvd, Suite 102 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306 Phone: 888.886.5238 Fax: 888.886.5221 ────────────────────────────────────────────── Patient: DOE, JOHN MRN : JD4USARAD Referring Physician: DR. DAVID LIVESEY Exam Date: 05/20/2010 DOB: 01/01/1961 FAX: (305) 418-8166 L4-L5 level shows postoperative findings with partial fusion anteriorly with linear hyper intense signal in the remaining intervertebral disk space. Spinal canal and foramina are patent. No gross thecal sac deformity noted. Bilateral laminectomies noted. L5-S1 level shows subtle left central broad-based disk protrusion. Spinal canal and foramina are patent. No gross thecal sac deformity. Bilateral laminectomies noted. Ferromagnetic susceptibility artifact noted along the mid posterior back spanning from L2 through S2. No suspicious prevertebral or posterior paraspinal soft tissue signal abnormality noted. Mild subchondral sclerosis of the included sacroiliac joints noted. Incidental note of overdistended bladder. IMPRESSION:
  1. Postoperative findings of posterior spinal intrapedicular fusion at L2-L3 level. L2-L3 shows moderate nonenhancing bi foraminal broad-based disk bulging contributing to mild-to-moderate right greater than left neural foramina narrowing. Moderate acquired spinal canal stenosis noted due to enhancing peridural fibrosis with asymmetric more focal extrinsic impression on the right lateral ventral thecal sac. Negligible spondylolisthesis of L2 on L3 noted. Non enhancing cystic foci noted along the posterior elements representing small pseudomeningoceles.
  1. Postoperative fusion and laminectomy noted at L4-L5 levels with osseous fusion anteriorly. Osseous hypertrophy of the posterior elements noted at L4 and L5.
  1. L5-S1 level shows subtle left central broad-based disk protrusion. Spinal canal and foramina are patent. No gross thecal sac deformity.
Note that the stability of findings cannot be determined in the absence of prior imaging for comparison/correlation. Correlation with prior imaging is advised to document stability of findings described. -Electronically Signed by: RADIOLOGIST, ADMIN on 06/07/2010 1:22:01 PM Page 2 of 2