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C6-c7 broad based disc osteophyte complex with a superimposed focal central disc protrusion causing canal stenosis measuring 8.5mm. there is complete obliteration of the anterior posterior thecal sac space. there is mild anterior deformity.
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Pinched nerve: This is another way to say that you have a "pinched nerve" in your neck. This can potentially cause neck pain, headaches, and/or pain that radiates into the arm. Don't hesitate to be seen as there are many good treatment options.
Answered 3/27/2019
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