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Anterior Disc Protrusion Osteophyte Complex Formation At C 6 And C 7
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MD What does "C7-T1: Annular disc bulge osteophyte complex with broad-based left paracentral to lateral foraminal disc protrusion results in severe left foraminal stenosis with compression of the ... View answer
MD osteophyte complex bulge with right lateral disc protrusion seen at C6-C7 indenting anterior sub-arachnoid ...what does this mean? there is left paracentral disk osteophyte... View answer
MD localized disc protrusion L5-S1 with diffuse bulging of the disc. Anterior impression on the thecal sac . 2. Localized central disc protrusion at L4-5 with diffuse bulging of the disc. ... View answer
MD At C3/4 there is broadbased posterior disc protrusion and end plate ostephyte formation indenting ... formation. At C5/6 there is a prominent broadbased posterior disc osteophyte... View answer
MD Lumbar Mri with and without contrast - what are broad based left central disc protrusion at T12-L1, diffuse and eccentric bulging disc osteophyte complex at T11-12, greater to the right? Also,... View answer
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MD hi MRI shows T 5-6 small right disc protrusion is present which abuts the anterior cord?? T6-7 small right paracentral disc protrusion which abuts the right ventral cord... View answer
MD MRI REPORT SAYS CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS MILD POSTROCENTRAL DISC PROTRUSION AT C3-4,C4-5 AND C6-7 LEVEL INDENTING THECAL SAC. PROMINENT POSTERIOR OSTEOPHYTE AND ASSOCIATED POSTREOCENTRAL DISC... View answer
MD On my MRI I have at C7/T1 osteophyte complex with superimposed central disc protrusion, L1/L2 left Pats central disc protrusion resulting in stenosis, L4/L5 disc bulging and facet... View answer
MD C6-C-7 There is a posterior disk osteophyte complex with a central disk protrusion that effaces the ventral CSF and minimally indents the ventral cord. At T1-T2 there is a posterior disc... View answer
MD anterior cord due to a central disc protrusion at t8-9 and left eccentric central disc protrusion at t9-10 ..., completely effacing the CSF both anterior and prosterior, Minor... View answer