there is a broad based posterior osteophyte eccentric to the right with a broad based disk protrusion.what does this mean? ... View answer

. Disc-osteophyte complexes at C5/C6 and C6/C7 without nerve impingement 2. Cervical spondylosis . ... C6/C7 interverterbral discs indicating degenerative disease. There is a disc- osteophyte complex... 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

& osteophytic changes throughout most of c/s. At C2-3 and C3-4, mild posterior disc osteophyte complexes without sig. central canal or neural foraminal overlies. At C4-5 there is mild posterior disc... View answer

What does posterior disc osteophyte complexes seen at C5-C6 an C6-C7 an spondylitic changes of cervical spine without significant thecal savor neuroforaminal stenosis? I've he head aches an numbness ... View answer

I m very cared. I just received a copy of MRI Cervical spine. C4-5 disc osteophyte complex causing ... is osteophyte complex causing severe biforaminal stenosis and mild to moderate central... View answer

osteophyte complex with minimal bilateral proximal neural foraminal more so on left. the c5-c6 level reveals mnimal left paracentral disk osteophyte identified. the c6-c7 levels reveals a left paracental... View answer

osteophyte complexes and facet arthropathy and underlying congenital spinal stenosis. 2. C3-4 and C6-7, there is posterior disc osteophyte complex with moderate spinal stenosis and mild bilateral foraminal ... View answer

MRI results road based disc osteophyte noted causing some mild contouring flattening the cord ...-Lesser disc and osteophyte seen with some mild contouring but no significant compression of the ... View answer

spondylosis with posterior disk/osteophyte complexes most pronounced at the C5-6 level where there is a right-sided disk/osteophyte complex contributing to the effacement of the right ventral subarachnoid... View answer