My MRI Report conclusion: Loss of normal cevical lordosis Posterior protursion at c5-6 intervertebral disc , causing significant compression of the subarachnoid space and spinal cord Please help... View answer

spine below C1 , C2 with associated cervical cord compression and likely spinal cord compression within the lateral neura foraminae at c3/c4 and c4/c5 ... View answer

i have a disc herniated on spinal cord a c5-6 cord compressed with cod flattening (moderate compression) had acdf done 2 years ago at c6-7. now experiencing more intercostal muscle... View answer

23 year female patient had sudden onset of pain and weaknee in 4 limbs .dignosed with C5-6 spinal cord compression .treated with Disectomy.request you to kindly review the docuemnts and confirm... View answer

MRI report - small posterior disc herniation at C5-C6 level indenting the thecal sac .No significant spinal cord/ nerve root compression .I am in pain pls guide ... View answer

: Unremarkable.       C3-4: No focal disc herniation, cord compression or high grade foraminal       narrowing.       C4-5: No focal disc herniation, cord compression or high grade foraminal... View answer

My husband had a severe c5/6 compression Jan 2013 and it was immediately addressed with fusion. New ... cervical cord to the right compatible with myelomalacia. Our question is last July2013 MRI... View answer

thecal sac, no spinal cord compression. a disk bulge c5-6, mild effacement thecal sac, no spinal cord compression, uncinate process hypertropy present on left, min narrowing of... View answer

. Severe left spinal stenosis at C4-C5 with flattening of the left side of the cord. Patchy hyperintensity in the cord at the level of C4 and C5 is new from 8-6-2013 and is suggestive of... View answer

cord at C5-6 likely secondary to prior myelomalacia. Postsurgical change at C5-6 with disc prosthesis ... at C6-7 causing severe central canal stenosis with cord... View answer