... A straightening of cervical lordosis is noted. No intramedullary bony lesions are present. The spinal cord is normal in caliber and signal intensity. There is no evidence of intraspinal or paraspinal masses or spinal stenosis. ... (8 replies)

... lateral recess narrowing and moderate to severe right neural foraminal stenosis. ... (3 replies)

... All fingers and thumb on my right hand and on my left hand, thumb and pointer finger are pins and needle tingling as well. ... (16 replies)

... I need help interpreting my MRI's from the last couple of years. They are both a lil different. Could someone please help me with this? ... (0 replies)

... The cord and conus are normal distally and terminate in a normal postion at the L1 level. assuming 5 lumbar vertebrae. ... (1 replies)

... mm disc protrusion predominantly laterally. There is no central canal stenosis or cord effacement. There is mild left and moderate right neural foramen encroachment secondary to intraforaminal disc and osteophyte. ... (2 replies)

... vertebral body heights and alignment are preserved. ... (10 replies)

... Jenny, I hope you are doing well!! ... (5 replies)

... Disc desiccation. Broad based right paracentral disc protrusion abuts the ventral epidural space and thecal sac with moderate resultant central canal stenosis. Neural foramina are patent without neural impingement. Mild facet arthropathy evident. ... (3 replies)

... C7 There is a posterior disk osterophyte complex, mildly narrowing the spinal canal to 8.5 mm AP dimension. The neural foramina are patent. ... (12 replies)

... to 2mm posterior osteophytic ridging and disc protrusion is seen with effacement of ventral thecal sac. The neural foramina are patent. ... (5 replies)

... images were obtained. Degenerative disc disease is present from C4 to C7. Disc spaces are narrowed. Osteophytes are present. There is encroachment upon neural foramina bilaterally. There is no fracture or subluxation. ... (0 replies)

... images were obtained. Degenerative disc disease is present from C4 to C7. Disc spaces are narrowed. Osteophytes are present. There is encroachment upon neural foramina bilaterally. There is no fracture or subluxation. ... (4 replies)

... sagittal T1 and T2 and axial gradient T2 and T1 sequence of the cervical spine are performed before the admin. of intravenous contrast. Subsequent intravenous contrast was admin. and axial and sagittal T1 weighted sequences were performed. ... (3 replies)

... I had an MRI done in Sept. 2009. Here are the results. Not sure what to do next. ... (2 replies)

... disc bulge mildly indenting ventral thecal sac. No spinal canal stenosis. Neural foramen are patent. ... (1 replies)

... The above is good news. There doesn't appear to be anything significant inside your skull that would definitively explain your symptoms. However mris are not the last word by any means. They don't catch everything. Anyone here will tell you that. ... (5 replies)

... ritual flow void abnormalities are seen. ... (5 replies)

... growing benign collection of cells of capillary, cavernous, or venous origin. Spine Vertebral body hemangiomas usually do not cause any symptoms and are usually left untreated. Sometimes they are incidentally found in a patient with low back pain. ... (5 replies)

... I could use some help understanding what this is telling me, and how serious it is. I have persistent lower back pain, and after trying numerous adjustments etc. I got an MRI. It came back with this report: I was told that this was essentially a "negative MRI with nothing to explain my lower extremity radiculopathy". Anyone who knows about this stuff have any... (5 replies)