: Uncovertebral joint hypertrophy causes moderate left neuroforaminal narrowing. Posterior disc osteophyte complex obscures the anterior CSF space. C6/C7: Posterior disc osteophyte complex... View answer

cervical cord with some foraminal narrowing. There is neurocentric joint degeneration and osteophyte formation. At C5/6 there is a prominent broadbased posterior disc osteophyte ridge causing indentation of ... View answer

what is a bilateral unconvertebral osteophyte and end plate osteophyte? (C5-6) Also, your interpretation of a non-specific finding that can be seen with muscle spasm - reversal of th4e normal cervical ... View answer

bilateral foramen C5-6 Broad disk osteophyte complex with flattening of ventral cord c6-7 Broad disk osteophyte complex eccentric to left, flattening of left paramedian cord. c7-t1 mild broad disk... View answer

osteophyte formation at c3-4 through c6-7 levels. Resulting in spinal canal stenosis. Greatest at c3-4 level. Posterior osteophyte at that level has anterior-posterior width of nearly 3-4mm. Also a mild left... View answer

C4-C5 there is a disc osteophyte complex present. This causes near complete effacement of the anterior CSF space. The right foramen is also mildly narrowed. C5-C6 there is a small disc osteophyte ... View answer

pain for over a year which causes pain with tingling and pins and needles in my right hand, especially middle finger. An MRI cervical spine result revealed: prominent posterior disks bulge/osteophyte at C6-7 ... View answer

Moderate osseous fusion c2-3disc narrowing c56 deformity serveral levels large posterior osteophyte causes impression upon ventral thermal sac distoration of the ventral aspect of the cord canal narrowed ... View answer

C3-C4: Severe degenerative disc disease with broad-based posterior disc osteophyte complex which abuts the cervical spinal cord and causes mild spinal stenosis, decreasing the anterior-posterior ... View answer

: Posterior disk osteophyte complex effaces the ventral thecal space but does not contact the ventral cord. there is a large uncovertebral osteophyte with only minimal/mild right uncovertebral... View answer