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Anyone have cervical stenosis and scapular instability?

Spine Health | Last Active: Aug 20 8:58am | Replies (9)
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@nhbfan

Thanks, Jennifer

The osteophyte that's causing my C4/5 spinal canal stenosis is also likely causing my foraminal stenosis according to MRI interpretations.

I may have misspoke using root stenosis referring to foraminal stenosis.

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Jennifer, Volunteer Mentor | @jenniferhunter | Aug 20 8:58am

@nhbfan The nerve roots pass through the foramen which are the spaces around them between the vertebrae. That must be a big osteophyte (or a few of them) if it is affecting the canal and the foramen. I think we are just saying the same things.

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