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> Hello Everyone
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> Please find the attached images for this case and reply me with your opinion please.
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> Is this usual to see or is something rare to happen? I am considering reporting this case. I had done a lot of research but did not find a similar case report before.
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> Please have a look at the case and tell me what do you think. Is it worth publishing?
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> Case summary:
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> A 75 years old male with left sided radiculopathy. Had the history of RTA 3 years ago.
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> MRI: A tear involving the left side of the ligamentum flavum at C2 displaced to the neural foramina compromising over the exiting nerve root and narrowing the foramina.
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> Note: The patient has extensive spondyloarthritic changes in the whole spine with multilevel of central canal narrowing and nerve root compression.
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> Impression: Degenerative tear of the ligamentum flavum with displacement to the left neural foramina causing narrowing and nerve root compression.
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> Thank you so much for your great opinion and your kind help.
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> Regards,
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> Dr. Huda
