FORAMINAL STENOSIS

Foraminal Stenosis is a disorder where bony spurs and/or disc material is/are causing a narrowing of available space in the foramen where nerves exit. In effect a nerve may be pinched causing neurological symptoms such as tingling, numbness and/or raditating pain in other parts of the body such as arms, hands, fingers and legs.

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Foraminal Stenosis Team

 

CERVICAL FORAMINAL STENOSIS
AT C5/6 AXIAL T2 MRI

In the image below within the red circle you can see an obvious cervical disc herniation at C5/6 that isnarrowing the foramen at C6 and pinching the C7 nerve root that is exiting into the right arm causing neurological symptoms such as tingling and numbness in the right hard.