If you have severe C5-C6 foraminal stenosis, you are probably worried about the progress of your condition, and wondering what treatment would be best for you. There are several different options, and it can be difficult to decide which one is best. In this article, we will address this condition with a focus on […]
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Lumbar stenosis is a condition where the lumbar canal, part of the spine, becomes narrowed. This can cause lower back pain, weakness, paresthesias, and other symptoms. Obviously, many wonder if they will be able to continue working in the presence of lumbar stenosis, especially if their condition leaves them with
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There is a narrow space between the pedicles of two successive vertebrae called the foramen. This space allows the passage of spinal nerves coming from each myelomere of the spinal cord. In some cases, this space can narrow and cause pathologies. In this article, we will discuss the definition and
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Cervical foramen narrowing is a condition that affects the spinal nerve roots. It occurs when the space between the pedicles of two successive vertebrae becomes narrower. This can lead to compression of the spinal nerve roots, which in turn can cause different pathologies. In this article, we
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Foraminal stenosis is a medical condition that can lead to time off work. If you have foraminal stenosis, it's important to know the facts and educate yourself about your options. In this article, we're going to talk about foraminal stenosis and the impact it can have on your ability to work.
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It's not often that two such different diseases are linked, but in the case of spinal stenosis and cancer, there appears to be a connection. In this article, we'll explore this connection and find out what it means for people affected by either disease. Stay tuned
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Lumbar canal stenosis is a medical condition in which the lumbar canal, a part of the spine, becomes narrowed. This can cause pain, weakness, and other symptoms. Whether or not people with lumbar spinal stenosis should walk is a matter of debate. In this
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In very rare cases, spinal stenosis (narrow lumbar canal) can be complicated by a neurological syndrome called “cauda equina syndrome”. This is a serious emergency which, in the event of a delay in diagnosis and despite optimal care, can lead to irreversible after-effects likely to compromise the prognosis.
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Cervical spinal stenosis is a clinical syndrome which brings together all the signs and complications suggesting a narrowing of the cervical canal. This canal, supposed to be a protective shield for the spinal cord and its nerve roots, its narrowing can cause serious and sometimes irreversible neurological damage. If you are looking for relevant information
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Article reviewed and approved by Dr. Ibtissama Boukas, doctor specializing in family medicine Foraminal stenosis is the narrowing of the intervertebral foramen located between 2 superimposed vertebrae. It is a common cause of spinal pain (neck pain, low back pain, etc.), although its presence is not always synonymous with pathology. What is foraminal stenosis,
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