Quicklinks:
  Referral Process   |   Forms   |   FAQ's   |   Neurology Overview   |   Glossary   |   Site Map   |   Contact Us/Locations
 
      
           Specializing in Canine and Feline Neurology and Neurosurgery    
   Phoenix  •  Las Vegas  
 
Case Study 1 (Page 2)Minimize

 

Imaging Findings:  The radiograph shows a congenital fusion of the C3 and C4 vertebrae, i.e., a block vertebra.

Discussion:  The block vertebra could result in a lack of normal range of motion of the cervical vertebrae causing extra stress on the C2-3 and C4-5 disk spaces.  This stress could lead to an intervertebral disk extrusion.  Other differentials include infectious or inflammatory disease or neoplasia. 

Question:  Based on this assessment, what next step would be best to find the problem?

A)   Cervical radiographs-flexed
B)   Myelogram
C)   CT
D)   MRI
E)   Conservative management

 

< Page 1 Page 3 >
Print  
 
  

  No, that choice is incorrect.  Please try again.

  Yes, that choice is correct.  Click here to continue.


Increase Font Size on PortalDecrease Font Size on PortalReset Font sizes to Portal Defaults.