Mri says uncovertebral hypertrophy at c4-c-5 produces . . . - HealthTap These five stacked neck vertebrae are connected at four cartilage-covered joints – a pair of facet joints located on the articular processes on either side; and a pair of uncovertebral joints formed where small ridges of bone, called the uncinate processes arise
Is a cyst in uncinate pancreas | Answers from Doctors | HealthTap "can 6mm pancreatic cyst be malignant? can it cause symptoms? i have one in uncinate and one in tail symptoms of cancer - doc says can't be from cysts" Answered by Dr Mark Hoepfner: Usually: There are no symptoms of pancreas cancer unless it is large e
Uncinate and facet hypertrophy - HealthTap Mri reports says --- uncinate and foramenal hypertrophy in the cervical spine what does this mean? 4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers A member asked:
Uncinate hypertrophy - HealthTap Mri reports says --- uncinate and foramenal hypertrophy in the cervical spine what does this mean? 4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers A member asked:
Hypertrophic spurring cervical spine - HealthTap mri reports says --- uncinate and foramenal hypertrophy in the cervical spine what does this mean?: Arthritis: They are arthritic overgrowth of bone in the fine structure
What does small uncovertebral osteophytes mean? - HealthTap The uncinate process is a process that is present in the posterior aspect of the vertebral body in the cervical spine A simple way to describe the term is that you have mild arthritis in your neck