Can someone help me understand the result of my x-ray in the Lumbo Sacral AP Lateral?

Please help me to interpret my Xray Thoracolumbar spine:AP and lateral view:
The line weight bearing fallls anterior to the sacral promontory favoring lumbo sacral instability. Ferguson Angle 37 degrees.
Thank you so much.

Hi, my Lumbosacral AP/LAT X-Ray results says:
No demonstrable evidence of fracture nor subluxation in the sections taken. The intervertebral disc spaces, vertebral body heights are maintained. Osteophytes are noted along the articulating surfaces of the lumbar spine secondary to osteodegenerative changes. The line of weight bearing falls anterior to the sacral promontory favoring pelvic instability. Normal pedicels. No other significant findings of note. (End)
Can you please give an idea of what the upside and downside of this X-Ray result is. Thank you so much.

what does a a predisposition to lumbosacral instability means?

Recah,

Levoscoliosis is a type of scoliosis. That is the textbook definition of levoscoliosis, but the simple and easy explanation is the following: while scoliosis refers strictly to the curvature of the spine, one direction or another (including left, right, forward and backward), levoscoliosis is the particular name for scoliosis with a left side curvature.

Predisposition to lumbar instability is the predisposition of a joint having the same normal' physiological load as a stable joint, but moves through an abnormal, and usually excessive, range of motion.

Finally, Spina Bifida Occulta refers to a group of conditions involving the spinal column—a structure made of bones called vertebrae. The spinal column is responsible for supporting the skeleton and protects the spinal cord, which is the cable of nervous tissue that transmits information between the brain and the body. Spina Bifida Occulta is a common condition, occurring in 10% - 20% of otherwise healthy people.

http://www.levoscoliosis.org/

http://www.spinabifidaassociation.org/site/c.liKWL7PLLrF/b.2700275/k.5F64/Spina_Bifida_Occulta.htm

What has your doctor told you about these results? While I could tell you exactly what your results mean, keep in mind that your doctor knows your history and your conditions and that he is the best person to answer any questions that you may have regarding your X Rays. I hope this helps you understand your results a little.

Best Wishes,

Rosa