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What is severe loss of the left neural foramen secondary to facet arthopathy?
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What does severe narrowing of the right c3-4 neural foramen mean?
The foramen is the portal in the vertebra where the spinal cord branches out into nerves that run to other parts of the body. Narrowing can constrict this nerve, which in turn can result in pain, numbness and in more extreme cases, loss of motor control -- it may also be asymptomatic. C3 is the third cervical vertabra -- that would be in your neck.
What is secondary Raynaud's syndrome?
Secondary Raynaud's disease is more complicated, severe, and more likely to get worse over time. A number of medical conditions or other triggers predispose a person to secondary Raynaud's disease
Diazapam used to treat ADHD sufferers?
Valium (diazepam) is a powerful neural depressant, used for severe anxiety and panic disorders and as a sedatitive. There's no reason for it to be used with adhd.
What are the 2 greatest dangers for a severe burn victim?
Two of the greatest dangers for a severe burn victim are infection and secondary sepsis. Burn victims also may develop pneumonia.
Can people spoke while they have jaundice?
In most cases, yes. Unless it is very severe causing secondary neurological disease.
How does Bilobed disc protrusion resulting in moderate central canal stenosis and moderate bilateral neural femoral stenosis and moderate cord deformity at C5 6 effect you?
You are obviously talking about MRI or CT findings probably described in a radiologists report. ?Essentially these are findings describing what is seen on these pictures of your cervical spine (neck). ?Moderate here simply means that what they are talking about is not mild, but it is not severe. ?The central canal here is the space that the spinal cord is in. ?A neural foramen is the hole that the nerve root comes out of, in this case the C6 nerve root. ?Stenosis simply means narrowing of a canal or foramen (hole). ?C5-C6 is the level in the spine that is affected.The answer is that it may mean something significant, or it may mean nothing at all. ?Imaging findings do not always correlate with the clinical findings, i.e. problems that are seen on an MRI do not mean the patient is having symptoms or pain. ?If the neural foramen are stenotic at C5-6, then you might experience weakness in arm flexion, supination at the wrist may be weak, extension of the wrist may be weak, and problems with sensation may be seen in the thumb, index finger, and ring finger. ?If the cervical spinal cord is affected this may cause problems in your legs as well in bowel, bladder, or sexual function. ?Keep in mind that just because an MRI says that you have these things, it doesn't automatically mean you will have these symptoms. ??
How does Bilobed disc protrusion resulting in moderate central canal stenosis and moderate bilateral neural femoral stenososis and moderate cord deformity at C5-6 effect you?
You are obviously talking about MRI or CT findings probably described in a radiologists report. ?Essentially these are findings describing what is seen on these pictures of your cervical spine (neck). ?Moderate here simply means that what they are talking about is not mild, but it is not severe. ?The central canal here is the space that the spinal cord is in. ?A neural foramen is the hole that the nerve root comes out of, in this case the C6 nerve root. ?Stenosis simply means narrowing of a canal or foramen (hole). ?C5-C6 is the level in the spine that is affected.The answer is that it may mean something significant, or it may mean nothing at all. ?Imaging findings do not always correlate with the clinical findings, i.e. problems that are seen on an MRI do not mean the patient is having symptoms or pain. ?If the neural foramen are stenotic at C5-6, then you might experience weakness in arm flexion, supination at the wrist may be weak, extension of the wrist may be weak, and problems with sensation may be seen in the thumb, index finger, and ring finger. ?If the cervical spinal cord is affected this may cause problems in your legs as well in bowel, bladder, or sexual function. ?Keep in mind that just because an MRI says that you have these things, it doesn't automatically mean you will have these symptoms. ??
What are the causes of PEM?
Secondary PEM symptoms range from mild to severe, and can alter the form or function of almost every organ in the body.
What does spondlitic ridging causing an apparent severe 6.5 mm central canal stenosis with severe bilateral neural foraman stenosis mean?
It basically boils down to there is a build up of bone Probably the result of some form of arthritis's. that is growing into a nerve restricting it. this results in pain and other problems.
What are the two most common forms of neural tube defects?
Yes. From the Related link below: Estimates of prevalence from 5% to as high as 40% have been proposed (for Spina Bifida Occulta, the least severe form), and Meningomyelocele (the most severe form) in about 1 in 1000 live births in the US.
How do you make current transformers to saturate?
Over voltage, severe under frequency, or add too large of a secondary burden (the last is what typically happens).
What is spinal encroachment?
Essentially a narrowing of the intervertebral foramen (area where spinal cord runs down the spine). This narrowing can be due to trauma or growing osteophytes,that put pressure on the spinal cord and the nerves that come off the spinal cord. It can cause paresthesia, weakening of muscles and even death if severe.
