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My mri shows focal myelomalacia involving the cervical cord at c5-c6. severe spinal cord stenosis at c3-c4. subtle cortical edema inferior to the sten?
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Cervical cord injury: Your spinal cord is being squeezed probably but not for certain by a disc rupture or boney overgrowth.I f no symptoms I expect you soon will. Surgery is very probable. See a neurosurgeon or orthopedist urgently.
Answered 10/22/2020
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