Diskogenic bone marrow changes

Can someone please provide me an interpretation of what the image report states as diskogenic bone marrow changes in a patient who has pelvic floor and pudendal nerve dysfunction? 59M with 20yo trauma to low back from weightlifting. The bulk of his symptoms are focused on pelvic floor, pudendal (S2-S5) and not so much foot and knee flexion (L4-S1).

“Bony Structures: Mild to moderate degenerative changes at L5-S1 with fatty diskogenic bone marrow changes and mild to moderate bilateral neural foraminal narrowing.”

Thanks in advance

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