Left Shoulder Pain - Diffuse Disc Bulge At C4 C5 Invertebral

Left shoulder pain

Asked for Female, 21 Years

Diffuse disc bulge at c4 c5 invertebral disc causing indentation of thecal sac and mild narrowing of right neural foramen

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Dr. Vikas Anand

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