saw my neurosurgeon a few days ago. He told me I m going to be fine. I have a very large vertebral artery that is within normal limits but no other problems. I am so relieved I cannot tell you! No ... View answer

cervical nondominant right vertebral artery and distal intradural right vertebral artery. Left vertebral artery is noted to be dominant. i have already been diagnosed with... View answer

herniation， C4-5 spinal stenosis， vertebral degeneration， left vertebral artery is thinner than the right one ... View answer

My boyfriend had a vertebral artery dissection 5 months ago and a stroke as consequence ( 42y/o ... vessel and neuro cleared him to fly in october ( 8 months after VAD). With that narrowed vertebral... View answer

x 2 mm in transverse dimension. 2) scattered atherosclerotic changes. Right vertebral artery appears 45% narrowed at the origin. The left vertebral artery is developmentally small and arises... View answer

My daughter just had a test for her inner ears due to ongoing episodes of vertigo. She passed the inner ear tests, but failed the vertebral artery screening test. she became very dizzy, tired and her ... View answer

MRI report says The vertebral arteries originate from the proximal subclavian arteries. The left vertebral artery is moderately hypoplastic becoming severely hypoplastic distally. The right... View answer

Hi , I have lot of vertigo and ear tinnitus from last 2-3 month, just now went through MRI scan and it shows Loss of Cervical Lordosis, Minimal Oestophytic lipping of vertebral body is noted, Vertebral... View answer

C4-C5 level causing ventral indentation upon the thecal sac. Cervical vertebral bodies demonstrate normal marrow signal intensity. Vertebral soft tissues are normal. No central stenosis seen. No ... View answer

My Carotid CT says The left vertebral artery is patent. The origin and proximal to mid right vertebral artery are nonopacified suggesting occlusion. There is contrast opacification within... View answer