C5-C6 Disc Herniation (Post-surgery)
C5-C6 Disc Herniation (Post-surgery)
This full color medical-legal chart depicts a single sagittal (cut away viewed from the side) overview of the head and neck with spinal damages following surgery. Artwork and labels describe the following: C5-6 focal disc herniation on the right side, C5-6 interspinous ligament removed, and a blood filled syrinx or cavity (shown but not labeled) in the central spinal cord.
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