Hi everyone, I'm 26 years old, and I was hoping to get some insight regarding this spinal X-ray report. Thank you:
There is visible straightening of the cervical spine's physiological lordosis. The bone structures of the vertebrae appear normal. Vertebral bodies maintain normal height, and the intervertebral spaces are preserved. There are bilateral hypertrophic transverse processes at the C7 vertebra.
On functional imaging of the cervical spine, there is limited inclination, though the dynamic segments show normal recline.
A hypolordosis is visible in the lumbar spine. The bone structures of the vertebrae appear normal. Vertebral bodies maintain normal height, and the intervertebral spaces are preserved.
On functional imaging of the lumbar spine, there is limited inclination, though the dynamic segments show normal recline.
There is visible straightening of the cervical spine's physiological lordosis. The bone structures of the vertebrae appear normal. Vertebral bodies maintain normal height, and the intervertebral spaces are preserved. There are bilateral hypertrophic transverse processes at the C7 vertebra.
On functional imaging of the cervical spine, there is limited inclination, though the dynamic segments show normal recline.
A hypolordosis is visible in the lumbar spine. The bone structures of the vertebrae appear normal. Vertebral bodies maintain normal height, and the intervertebral spaces are preserved.
On functional imaging of the lumbar spine, there is limited inclination, though the dynamic segments show normal recline.