Ventral Cord Compression

ventral cervical dural sac but not causing canal stenosis or cord compression. There is a central disc bulge at T1-T2 deforming the ventral dural sac but not causing canal stenosis or... View answer

definite cord compression. No significant neural foraminal narrowing. C7-T1: Negative. IMPRESSION: C5-6 and C6-7 disc bulging as outlined above, including flattening of the ventral aspect of the... View answer

ventral cord flattening without severe cord compression and the spinal canal and neural foramina are ... subarachnoid space and produces mild canal stenosis. AP canal dimension 8-9 mm and mild... View answer

ventral cord and narrowing the proximal neural foremen. and At C6-7 there is a central disc herniation impinging upon the ventral cord. Neurologist recommended I go for physical therapy and the... View answer

slightly abutting the ventral surface of spinal cord . No evidence of central or foraminal stenosis. C4-C5 central posterior disc herniation protruding 3 mm abutting the ventral surface of spinal... View answer

: Posterior disk osteophyte complex contacts the ventral cord. No cord compression. Moderate uncovertebral ... ventral cord with moderate uncovertebral hypertrophy and bilateral... View answer

effaces the ventral thecal sac w/o spinal cord compression. Bilateral uncovertebral joint spurring worse ... which indents the ventral thecal sac and minimally indents the ventral spinal... View answer

c spine 2-3 normal c3-4 moderate posterior osteophytic ridge/disc bulge with mild compression on the ventral surface of the cord mild spinal canal stenosis with narrowing of the AP 9 mm c4-7 fusion ... View answer

intervertebral disc levels;no spinal cord /nerve root compression ...mild diffuse disc bulge with ventral thecal sac indentation from c3-4 to c6-7 intervertebral disc ... View answer

well as mild facet degeneration. spur disc complex abuts the ventral cervical cord without cord compression, mild central stenosis. moderate to severe right foraminal narrowing and to a... View answer