Spinal Cord - C5-6 Disc Herniation with Chronic Neurological Deficits

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Spinal Cord Injury - C5-6 Disc Herniation with Chronic Pain. Depicts the injury and pain associated with a cervical disc herniation involving spinal cord and nerve root impingement. Shows an impulse traveling out of the neck, through the brachial plexus and radiating pain down into the arm and hand.

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