I have osteophytes at C3-4, C4-5, and C6-7 partially effacing the ventral thecal sac . At C5-6 the osteophyte asymmetrical to the right partially effaces the ventral thecal sac AND flattens the right... View answer

complex slightly greater right paracentral. There is contact and flattening of the ventral aspect of the ventral aspect of the cord, moderate central canal stenosis resulting. AP dimension of... View answer

C5-C6 disc osteophyte complex effaces the ventral thecal sac and contacts the ventral aspect of the overlying cord. Mild bilateral neural foraminal narrowing. C6-C7: partially effaces ventral... View answer

the thecal sac . At C4/5 there is the same as above and it is also abutting the ventral aspect of the ... posterior disc osteophyte ridge abutting the ventral aspect of the cervical cord.... View answer

MRI L4-5 posterocentral disc protrusion impinging upon the ventral aspect thesac. no neural foraminal compromise.have had pain in lower back for 2 months,also going to pt 4 the same time. slight ... View answer

causing compression over ventral aspect of dural theca and exiting nerve roots AND POSTERIOR DIFFUSE BULGING OF L5 S1 INTERVERTIBAL DISC A CAUSING MILD COMPRESSION OVER VENTRAL ASPECT OF DURAL... View answer

the right indenting the ventral thecal aspect,encroaching upon the related exit foramina notably the right. L5-4 posterior disc bulge indenting the ventral tehecal aspect encroaching upon the... View answer

thecal sac and distortion of the ventral aspect of the cord. CSF persists around the cord. C5-6: Small ... the ventral aspect of the cord. CSF persists around the cord. C7-T1 Small posterior... 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... View answer

What is C-5 C6 broad-based disc I still play complex flattening and facing the ventral fecal sac abutting the ventral aspect of the cord mild central canal narrowing facet and convertible arthropathia ... View answer