
What Causes Burning Sensations In The Neck With Migraine?

MRI report interpretation
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Hi,
Your MRI cervical spine, T2, the sagittal image is showing
- An ill-defined hyperintensity at the C6-7 level, in the spinal cord (intramedullary). There is no spinal cord compression. The cervical discs are almost normal. The visible cerebellum and brainstem are normal.
Overall, there is one positive finding - ill-defined hyperintensity in the spinal cord. I can not comment upon exact diagnosis as other images like T1, contrast is needed. However, the possible differential diagnosis is:
- Ischemia
- Non-compressive myelopathy
- cyst like a neuroenteric cyst, arachnoid cyst
- A mass lesion like glioma
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Thank you for the appreciation
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Thank you very much for your appreciation.
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MS diagnosis
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
The chances of MS are less. MS is diagnosed based on MRI brain findings. Such a finding can occur in MS. So the possibility of MS is there, but very less.
Hope I have answered your query.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Ishu Bishnoi, Neurologist, Surgical

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