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Old 09-30-2010, 05:48 AM #1
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Default X-ray...have a look
Hello all. Been having terrible pain in neck, R-shoulder and arm. Wondered if anyone here has expertise at reading x-rays? I have placed a "red arrow" pointing to what appears to me to be a bone fragment--between C4 and C5.
Also, I have placed 3 tiny "green dots" around C5 and C6--areas that appear to me to be problematic--fractures?...or some misalignment causing pinched nerves?
I'm currently waiting for a 2d opinion from a 2d doctor. Thank you.
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