Vertebral alignment is preserved with no displacement or collapse. No abnormal bone marrow lesion is noted
Anterior marginal osteophytes noted, suggestive of spondylosis. Decreased disc signal and height from C2-C7 levels with thickening of the posterior longitudinal ligament (PLL) Level by level analysis revealed the following C2/3: mild PLL thickening noted . No significant spinal stenosis or cord compression noted. Bilateral intervertebral foramina are patent C3/4: Disc-PLL complex noted with indentation of the thecal sac. No significant spinal stenosis or card compression is noted. Bilateral intervertebral foramina are patent C4/5: Disc-PLL complex noted with indentation of the thecal sac. No significant spinal stenosis or card compression is noted. Mild narrowing of Bilateral intervertebral foramina noted due to uncovertebral joint hypertrophy C5/6 Disc-PLL complex noted with indentation of the thecal sac. No significant spinal stenosis or card compression is noted. Moderate narrowing of Bilateral intervertebral foramina noted due to uncovertebral joint hypertrophy C6/7 Disc-PLL complex noted with indentation of the thecal sac. No significant spinal stenosis or card compression is noted. Mild narrowing of the right and moderate narrowing of the left intervertebral foramina noted due to uncovertebral joint hypertrophy C7/T1: No significant posterior disc bulge, spinal stenosis or card compression noted. Bilateral intervertebral foramina are patent. The card remains normal in signal with no focal edema or syrinx formation noted. No
1. Cervical spondylosis noted with decreased disc signal and height from C2-C7 levels. PLL thickening/disc-PLL complexes noted. NO significant spinal stenosis of cord compression noted
1. Moderate narrowing of bilateral C5/6 and the left C6/7 intervertebral foramina noted. Correlation with radiculopathy symtoms would be helpful 2. No abnormal spinal cord lesion noted in pre-and post-contrast scan 左右手掌及腳趾已麻痹八個月,做個脊醫,物理治療,中醫都無效,請問需唔需要手術,以上為頸Mri報告
報告如下: Desiccation of LS/SI intervertebral disc with mild reduced intervertebral disc height is seen. Small peripheral lumbar vertebral osteophytes and mild bilateral lower facet joint osteoarthritic changes are present. Findings are suggestive of mild background degenerative changes. A small focal T2W hyperintense signal is noted at posterior annulus of LSĪSI intervertebral disc, suggestive of a small annular tear. At LA/LS level, mild bilateral posterolateral posterior disc protrusion is noted. The central spinal canal and lateral recesses are patent. Mild bilateral neural foraminal stenoses are seen. At L5/SI level, mild posterior disc bulge with indentation of anterior thecal sac is noted.
Mild background degenerative changes at lumbar spine with small peripheral osteophytes, reduced L5/S1 intervertebral disc height and mild bilateral lower facet joint osteoarthritic changes. A small posterior annular tear at L5/S1 disc. • Mild bilateral posterolateral disc protrusion at L4/L5 level with mild bilateral neural foraminal stenoses. • Mild L5/S1 posterior disc bulge with indentation of anterior thecal sac.
IMPRESSION: 1. Loss of normal cervical lordosis with straightening of cervical curvature. This could be due to muscle spasm. No abnormal bone marrow signal is seen. 2. Mild disc desiccation at C5/6 and C6/7 levels with mildly reduced disc height at C5/6 level. 3. Posterocentral disc prolapse with annular tear at C5/6 level causing severe central canal stenosis with compression to the cord and associated focal myelomalacic change within the cord at C5/6 level. 4. Mild bilateral C5/6 foraminal stenosis due to bilateral uncovertebral osteophytes but no impingement to the exiting nerve roots is noted. 5. Mild posterocentral disc protrusion at C6/7 level causing mild central canal stenosis but no associated cord compression is seen. No other abnormality is detected.