Anterior neural foraminal narrowing—often called foraminal stenosis—occurs when the front portion of the bony opening (foramen) through which spinal nerves ...

Posterior neural foraminal narrowing, commonly known as foraminal stenosis, is a condition in which the bony openings (neural foramina) on the back (posterior) ...

Lateral neural foraminal narrowing, often called lateral foraminal stenosis, is a condition where the side (“lateral”) openings between adjacent ...

C7-T1 bilateral neural foraminal narrowing is a specific type of spinal narrowing that happens at the junction between the last neck vertebra (C7) and the ...

C6–C7 bilateral neural foraminal narrowing is a condition where the openings (foramina) between the C6 and C7 vertebrae on both sides of your neck become too ...

C4–C5 bilateral neural foraminal narrowing, also known as C4–C5 cervical foraminal stenosis, is a condition in which the openings (foramina) on both sides of ...

C3–C4 bilateral neural foraminal narrowing, also called C3–4 foraminal stenosis, happens when the small openings on both sides of the spine at the level of the ...

A narrowing of the neural foramina at the C2–C3 level means that the openings on both sides of the spine—through which the C3 nerve roots exit—have become ...

Neural foraminal narrowing at the C1–C2 level occurs when the openings (foramina) through which the C2 nerve roots exit become smaller on both sides. This can ...

Bilateral cervical neural foraminal narrowing—also known as bilateral cervical foraminal stenosis—is a condition where the passageways on both sides of the ...

Bilateral neural foraminal narrowing occurs when the openings (foramina) on both sides of the spine—through which spinal nerves exit—become tighter than ...

Cervical Extraligamentous Disc Compression Collapse is a complex condition in which the intervertebral disc material in the neck (cervical spine) pushes out ...

Cervical Transligamentous Disc Compression Collapse is a condition in which the soft cushion between the bones of the neck (the intervertebral disc) pushes ...

Cervical free fragment disc compression collapse is a spinal condition in which a piece of the intervertebral disc in the neck (a “free fragment” or ...

Cervical subligamentous disc compression collapse refers to a condition in which the inner gel-like core of a cervical intervertebral disc (the nucleus ...

Cervical Subarticular Disc Compression Collapse is a condition of the neck (cervical spine) in which one of the cushioning discs between two adjacent vertebrae ...

Cervical Annular Disc Compression Collapse refers to a condition in the neck where one of the intervertebral discs—the soft cushions between the spinal bones ...

Cervical Extradural Disc Compression Collapse is a serious condition in which the cushioning discs between the bones of your neck (cervical vertebrae) ...

A cervical intradural disc compression collapse describes a rare, severe form of cervical disc disease in which a degenerated intervertebral disc not only ...

Cervical traumatic disc compression collapse is an acute neck injury in which a sudden external force crushes one or more intervertebral discs in the cervical ...