I have seen it in both C and L spine and, if very prominent and/or with associated bony or ST edema, definitely worth reporting IMO. The consumer(s) of the report can decide if it has any significance clinically.
John
On Tue, Apr 15, 2025 at 2:42 PM hilary wrote:
Sag T2 weighted images from Left to Right
T1
STIR
There is straightening / slight reversal of the cervical lordosis
Small C6-7 disc bulge eccentric toward the left moderately narrows the left foramen (axial not shown)
My question is about anterior cervical disc herniation at C6-7 larger than C5-6
I have never noticed or reported this, but this is so "in your face"
Dr. Google tells me there is such a thing and it can contribute to dysphagia
It is not well seen in the Axial plane
Have you seen this?
Would you report this?
Sag T2 weighted images from Left to Right
