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I recently had a cervical MRI due to increased pain and numbness in my left arm. I would like an explanation in layman's terms.
1. C3-4:broad 4mm osteophyte disc protrusion complex with mild central canal stenosis, mild bilateral neural foraminal narrowing and a 2mm retrolisthesis. 2. C4-5: broad 3mm osteophyte disc protrusion complex with mild central canal stenosis, mild right neural foraminal narrowing and moderate left neural foraminal narrowing. 3. C5-6 broad 4 mm osteophyte disc protrusion complex with mild central canal stenosis, moderate bilateral neural foraminal narrowing and a 2mm retrolisthesis. 4. C6-7: broad 3mm disc protrusion with borderline canal stenosis and mild bilateral neural foraminal narrowing. Thank you for your time |
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Wow...slyk, have you talk to your doc? I'm sure he would sit down and explain the results. Sorry I can't help you....take care!
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