of the visulized bones, there is straightening of the cervical spine due to muscle spasm. Small ... rib seen. Findings are suggestive of Mild cervical spondylosis with muscle... View answer

My neck was paining and i have gone through MRI . 1) The report said that Minimal straightening of cervical spine . Possibly due to Muscle spasm. 2) Mild disc bulge at c4,c5. What care should i... View answer

Hi, my recent cervical spine x-ray revealed a mild neck swan deformity of the cervical spine and a loss of the expected cervical lordosis . What treatment would you suggest? Please see... View answer

small anterior osteophytes seen 5). Cervical lordosis is obliterated - suggesting muscle spasm 6). Mild ...Hi sir, I have a neck pain and took cervical spine MRI and the results shown as... View answer

Could there be some degradation of my titanium cervical spine implant (fusion at C% and C6) causing some 5 years later symptoms such as extreme fatigue , pain and muscle spasm in the neck, horrible ... View answer

Can you explain my xray results to me? Study Result Narrative EXAMINATION: XR CERVICAL SPINE ... be related to mild spasm. Vertebral body height and contour is otherwise maintained without ... View answer

dear dr i have being diagoinised with cervical spine shows loss of normal lordosis due to spasm of ... due to spasm of back muscles and disc space reduced at level L5/S1 BODY OF L1 SHOW MINIMAL... View answer

cervical lordosis, usually representative of spasm. 2. otherwise unremarkable mri of the cervical spine. on the other letter it says,reversal of the normal cervical lordosis with minimal... View answer

hi, my previous cervical spine mri findings was : straightening of the lordosis and disc dessication c3-c4,c5-c6 my new cervical spine mri finding is : slight reversal of the lordosis is... View answer

of the cervical spine that states a mild reversal of the normal lordotic curve is seen either due to position and/or spasm. Can you please explain to me what this means and what symptoms would these... View answer