What Causes MRI Report For Cervical Spine Indicate?

Examination: MRI cervical spine without contrast.       History: Neck pain and occipital headaches.       Comparison: None.       Technique: Sagittal T1, sagittal T2, axial GRE and T2 weighted images were       obtained through the cervical spine.       Findings: There is reversal of cervical lordosis. Vertebral body heights are       preserved. Mild narrowing of the disc spaces at C4-C5 and C5-C6 noted.       Cervical medullary junction is normal. Cervical spinal cord is normal in       caliber and signal intensity.       At C2-C3, mild broad-based posterior disc osteophyte formation with bilateral       facet arthropathy and uncovertebral joint degenerative changes evident. No       central canal or foramina stenosis.       At C3-C4, mild broad-based posterior disc osteophyte formation with bilateral       facet arthropathy present. No central canal or foramina stenosis.       At C4-C5, broad-based posterior disc osteophyte formation with bilateral       uncovertebral joint and facet degenerative changes noted. No central canal or       foramina stenosis.       At C5-C6, broad-based posterior disc osteophyte formation with bilateral       uncovertebral joint and facet degenerative changes. No central canal or       foramina stenosis.       At C6-C7, no disc herniation, central canal or foramina stenosis. Mild       bilateral facet arthropathy noted.       At C7-T1, no disc herniation, central canal or foramina stenosis. Mild       bilateral facet arthropathy present.       Impression: IMPRESSION: Mild multilevel degenerative disc and bone changes in the cervical       spine without central canal or foramina stenosis.