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When referring to xr cervical spine ap lateral & odontoid & oblique images that show degenerate changes of the ap lateral & flexion & extension of the cervical spine; what area of the spine are these images indicating degenerative changes at/around?
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Degenerative changes are seen in general, not fixated on a location. The x-rays look more like a blur or rough than a crisp margins for the bony contour.
Answered 3/8/2023
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The data you provide, indicates wear and tear affecting the vertebral bodies, so-called cervical spondylosis. Discuss these findings with your doctor to plan the appropriate interventions.
Answered 3/13/2023
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