Stenosis Swollen Posterior Cervical Nodes

spinal stenosis . C4-5 broad based posterior disc bulge w/ o foraminal stenosis. C5-6 bilateral ... joint hypertrophy with moderate left and right foraminal stenosis and mild broad based... View answer

moderate left neural foraminal stenosis . At c6-c7 - there is prominent left uncovertebral hypertrophy and posterior disc osteophyte complex eccentric to the left resulting in effacement of the left anterior... View answer

. There is reversal of the normal cervical lordosis , Disc desiccation evident at C5-C6, There is a mild broad-based posterior disc bulge at C6-C7. No central spinal stenosis or neuroforaminal... 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

Could you please tell me if this MRI scan i had done recently is bad?? 3.0 T MRI CERVICAL SPINE (1 Part) of 08-MAR-2011: Clinical Details: Cervical spondylosis for MRI assessment. Findings: Somewhat ... View answer

I have two swollen posterior cervical nodes on the left and one very slightly swollen on the right. ENT, D.O., Gastro and Internist have all told me not to worry but I continue to worry.... View answer

present. No central canal or foramina stenosis.       At C4-C5, broad-based posterior disc osteophyte ...       foramina stenosis.       At C5-C6, broad-based posterior disc osteophyte... View answer

. Bilateral uncoverterbral joint hypertrophy. Posterior disc osteophyte complex with mild to moderate spinal canal stenosis and slight indentation of the cervical cord.Mild bilaterial foraminal... View answer

Mri shows severe disc height loss and small disc osteophyte complexes, mild canal stenosis and moderately severe foraminal stenosis sencondary to uncinate spurring along with posterior annular fissure... View answer

C3-C4: Severe degenerative disc disease with broad-based posterior disc osteophyte complex which abuts the cervical spinal cord and causes mild spinal stenosis, decreasing the anterior-posterior... View answer