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Degenerative Changes of the Cervical Spine on MRI

Want a video like this of your own MRI/CT? Go to www.mediphany.com As we age, our cervical spines undergo a few major processes that can lead to neck pain and in some cases, neurologic symptoms such as weakness and numbness. These processes are degenerative disc disease and facet and uncovertebral joint arthropathy. But what are those and how do you know if you need treatment? Almost everyone with neck pain will get an imaging study, including an x-ray, CT, or MRI with an MRI being the most valuable. If you have had an MRI or even if you haven’t but you have neck pain, this video will help you better understand what happens to our necks as we age using MRI as a guide. Dr. Evan, a highly trained neuroradiologist who specializes in spinal imaging, will start by explaining in detail the structure of the cervical spine in the neck. Then, he will compare normal spine MRI results with MRI images of the degenerative disc disease and facet and uncovertebral joint arthropathy. Dr. Evan will demonstrate the process of how degenerative changes in the cervical spine progress over time. Watching this video will help you better understand your radiology imaging results, as well as the causes of possible cervical spine pain. All of Dr. Evan explanations will be supported by high-quality 3D models of the cervical spine and real-life degenerative disc disease and facet arthropathy MRI images provided by Mediphany. Looking for more radiology imaging breakdowns like this one? For more Mediphany radiology report samples, visit: https://mediphany.com/product-tour/