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    The MRI report is for a 31-year-old male patient who was referred by Dr. Divyant Rawal. The MRI of the cervical spine showed normal vertebral body height, alignment, and bone marrow signal intensities. The intervertebral discs, posterior bony elements, facet joints, and bilateral neural foramina were also normal. Additionally, the cervical-medullary junctions were normal and the spinal cord showed normal morphology and signal intensity. The radiologist concluded that there was no evidence of compressive myeloradiculopathy and that the MRI of the cervical spine was within normal limits.

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    The MRI report is for a 31-year-old male patient who was referred by Dr. Divyant Rawal. The MRI of the cervical spine showed normal vertebral body height, alignment, and bone marrow signal intensities. The intervertebral discs, posterior bony elements, facet joints, and bilateral neural foramina were also normal. Additionally, the cervical-medullary junctions were normal and the spinal cord showed normal morphology and signal intensity. The radiologist concluded that there was no evidence of compressive myeloradiculopathy and that the MRI of the cervical spine was within normal limits.

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    Referred By: Dr. Divyant Rawal: Mild Straightening of Cervical Curvature Seen

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    The MRI report is for a 31-year-old male patient who was referred by Dr. Divyant Rawal. The MRI of the cervical spine showed normal vertebral body height, alignment, and bone marrow signal intensities. The intervertebral discs, posterior bony elements, facet joints, and bilateral neural foramina were also normal. Additionally, the cervical-medullary junctions were normal and the spinal cord showed normal morphology and signal intensity. The radiologist concluded that there was no evidence of compressive myeloradiculopathy and that the MRI of the cervical spine was within normal limits.

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    Patient/ IP No. 41993015 / .. Age/Sex 31 yrs. -1 Mnths.

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    Name MANOJ ./ Fathers/Husbands Name MAHESH CHAND
    Address BHOJIPURA BLY BAREILLY UTTAR-PRADESH
    Report Date 10.08.2021 Lab No. 9647709
    Referred By Dr. Divyant Rawal
          Referred By : Dr. Divyant Rawal
    3 TESLA MRI: CERVICAL SPINE
     

    IMAGING PARAMETER:      SAGITTAL: T1 &T2 WIs.;       AXIAL: T1 & T2 WIs.;            CORONAL STIR
     
    Mild straightening of cervical curvature seen.
     
    Vertebral body shows normal height, alignment and marrow signal intensities.
     
    I.V. discs shows normal MR morphology and signal intensity pattern.
     
    Posterior bony elements, facet joints & B/L neural foramina are normal.
     
    CV and CM junctions are normal.
     
    Cord parenchyma shows normal MR morphology and signal intensity.
     
    Pre and para-vertebral soft tissues are normal.
     
    IMPRESSION:
     
    NO DEFINITE EVIDENCE OF COMPRESSIVE MYELORADICULOPATHY IS SEEN.
    MR STUDY OF THE CERVICAL SPINE AND SPINAL CORD IS WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS.
     
    ADV- CLINICAL CORRELATION AND FOLLOW UP STUDY.

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