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Please explain the following: possible right cervical radiculpathy (c6, c7,c8) as evidence by chronic denervation-reinnervation changes seen in the tricep trachii on emg?
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This requires clinical correlation, but might suggest a pinched nerve over the right side of your neck. Discuss results with the physician who performed the EMG, and your regular doctor, as they would know you best, and can advise the next steps.
Answered 7/13/2021
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