St. Mary's Hospital
111 E. Spring St.
Streator, IL 61364
(815) 673-2311
Radiology
Name: Wallingford, C. Robert
MRN: 00308-295
Pt Loc: XRAY
Acct. No: 003082951001
ATTND MD: Rakesh K. Garg, MD
Adm date 10/18/2001
ANATOMICAL PART: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Examination of the Cervical Spine
DATE: 10/18/01 No.: 3291-0003
Routine magnetic resonance imaging examination of the cervical spine was
performed with sagittal and axial images obtained in various sequences. There
is severe degenerative disc disease seen throughout the cervical spine with
disc space narrowing, subchondral sclerosis and hypertrophic osteophyte
formation at all levels, but especially at the C3-4, C4-5, C5-6, and C6-7
levels. There is loss of the normal cervical lordosis with a moderate
kyphosis centered at approximately the C5 level. Severe cord compression
was seen at the C3-4, C4-5, and especially the C5-6 levels where there is
diffuse disc protrusion/herniations with posterior osteophyte formation
compressing the cervical cord and marked cord atrophy at these levels.
Foraminal narrowing is seen at multiple levels due to the hypertrophic
osteophyte formation in combination with uncal vertobral osteophyte
formation and degenerative changes of the facet joints.
IMPRESSION:
1. Loss of the normal cervical lordosis with a moderate kyphosis centered
at the C5 level. Moderately severe degenerative disc disease seen
throughout the cervical spine but especially the C3-4, C4-5, C5-6, and C6-7
levels where there is anterior and posterior osteophyte formation.
2. 3 to 4 mm retrolisthesis of C5 on C6 and 3 mm retrolisthesis of C6 on C7.
3. Severe cord compression at the C4-5, C5-6 andat the C6-7 levels due to
posterior osteophyte formation in combination with the retrolisthesis
with diffuse disc herniation.
Mark D. Hilborn, MD
MDH/djc d: 10/24/2001 8:59 A t: 10/24/2001 9:07 A
job # 004852 doc # 58109
cc: Rakesh K Garg, MD
Mark D. Hilborn, MD
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Click below for the MRI Images Axial Scans Set 1 Axial Scans Set 2 Sagittal Scans Set 1 Sagittal Scans Set 2 (The first link is the most extensive and revealing. Go there and scroll down through 52 layer to see how some sections of my Spinal Cord are more than 70% closed.) |