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What does it mean straight cervical with spondyloarthrosis with classification ligamentum nuche in my ct scan thank you?
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Cervical spine: generally it means the normal curvature in the c-spine is not there 9usually from spasm) there is arthritis and bone spurs in the c-spine and possible calcification of the ligamentum nuchae the ligament that runs from the base of the skull down the back of the neck. I hope that helped.
Answered 9/19/2014
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