Cervical arthritis, commonly known as cervical spondylosis or neck osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition that affects ...

For suspected axial spondyloarthritis, preliminary data from a study suggested MRI or CT of the sacroiliac joints were better ...

An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) can reveal spinal lesions. The spine has historically been challenging to image because of movement during the scan — breathing, cardiac movement ...

Additionally, radiation exposure limits the amount of the cervical spine that can be ... For this reason, MRI is more commonly used as initial imaging study. If an anatomic abnormality to which ...

The SpA MRI protocol has been reported previously.3 Scans were semicoronal T1-weighted turbo spin ... in any anterior vertebral corner on lateral radiographs of the cervical and lumbar spine after ≥10 ...

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MRI scans are the preferred diagnostic method for cervical myelopathy, but other methods can also be used to help rule out other conditions. Cervical myelopathy is best treated with spine ...

When Flores underwent an MRI the morning of ... When looking at the scans, Labib realized Flores had a second chordoma. This one was at the top of her spine, at the front of her spinal cord.

The cervical area consists of 7 vertebrae in the neck ... Otherwise, there is no special type of care required after a MRI scan of the spine and brain. You may resume your usual diet and activities, ...

But some injuries or degenerative conditions of the neck (the cervical portion of the spine) don't necessarily cause neck pain but, rather, lead to sensations in other parts of the body. One such ...

A conventional X-ray of the cervical spine may show the margins of the bony vertebra and bony spur formation in the area of the nerve foramen. MRI or CT scans of the cervical spine show the spine in ...

This means fewer repeat scans, faster answers, and better care, all in one convenient location. The new MRI system also allows the team at Nebraska Spine + Pain Center to offer quicker scheduling ...