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Reactive end plate changes at c6-c7 characterized by hyperintensity on t1and t2 multilevel disc dessication and canal stenosis. what does this mean?
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Degenerative neck: neck degeneration with spurs that narrow the canal for spinal cord cervical spondylosis . its appearance on MRI is not universally sympomatic, concerning if coupled wth signs and symptoms of meyleopathy poor balance with eyes closed multiple falls and loss of hand strength and coordination
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