... I am sorry to hear you are in such misery. I would not have any medical knowledge to interpret your MRI but I have read that there is a relatively small space between the cervical vertebrae and even a small disc bulge can sometimes cause a lot of pain and problems. ... (2 replies)
... Otherwise esstentially unremarkable study. No MRI evidence of significant central canal or neuroforaminal compromise. ... (2 replies)
... No additional findings beyond those that seen on cervicle spine MRI with incidental note of Schmorl's nodes in thoracolumbar junction spine. ... (1 replies)
... That's not a very helpful MRI report. Either the radiologist didn't see anything he thought was worth describing or he was late for his tee time. ... (1 replies)
... Can anyone help to interpret this MRI result please? ... (1 replies)
... I'm not the best at MRI interpretation, but in general you do have some issues that would be resulting in your symptoms. ... (9 replies)
... I am having a facet injection on 12/22. I hope this will help. I am taking otc meds as the ortho's pa I see says they can only offer percocet or vicodin and those make me itch and don't offer me any relief. I am now getting dizziness and nausea, so I will mention it to the pm doctor tuesday who is doing the injection.
I am also stressed as my husband is facing IOU's and/or... (2 replies)
... The rest of your cervical spine does not sound too bad. The neural foramina are the holes, or exits, that your nerves go through as they branch off to different parts of your body. ... (5 replies)
... C7 fusion in 2006..just had another MRI done..not sure what the results mean...it sounds pretty mild, but the pain is pretty bad.. ... (0 replies)
... and it really helped my range of motion a lot. I had to actually physically move my head side to side prior to my surgery. I have CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY which has been a problem for me for a year now. ... (4 replies)
... the MRI didnt change much, what does that mean as far as what the report said? ... (2 replies)
... Also, there is no mention of the word "moderate", all compression is qualified as "mild". Did my neck get better, or is it due to the open MRI which exaggerated the problem? ... (35 replies)
... The rules are not hard and fast, but up to interpretation by your doc when they compare MRI results with your symptoms and other tests such as nerve conduction. No one test can determine what needs to be done. ... (2 replies)
... And it's always possible that you have symptoms originating your cervical spine AND ALSO have symptoms due to unrelated causes. ... (16 replies)
... weighted and GRE images of the cervical spine were obtained. ... (3 replies)
... You're right, the radiologist could have been much more helpful in his interpretation of the MRI. ... (47 replies)
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The C4-5 disk is bulging backward a little into the spinal canal and creating a condition of stenosis (abnormal narrowing).
<< There is bilateral foraminal stenosis >>
The foramina - the holes in the spinal cage through which the cervical nerves leave the spinal cord and head into the... (33 replies)
... MRI of the cervical spine was performed without IV contrast. ... (33 replies)
... ree, though, that you should get an opinion from a good spinal surgeon. It is not at all uncommon that the surgeon disagrees substantially with the radiologist's interpretation of the images. ... (4 replies)
... had his MRI recently. He is in constant pain and feels like there is a huge nail being driven into the nape of his neck, his arms can go numb or hot and swollen. ... (3 replies)
