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C1 C0 in MRI

2023-04-14 12:45:12
Is it Normal to have c1 c0 omitted from an MRI report of the neck ? My report only mentions starting from c2
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No need to worry for it

Answered2023-04-15 15:55:46

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It’s ok . Depends on Area focused for study.If it’s Atlanto-Occipital or Atlanto-Axial then Need to Mention C1-C2 as well as Occipitocervical Junction also.
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Get yourself checked for exact sign and symptoms

Answered2023-04-14 16:43:42

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Which report, please attach

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