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Continued Cervical Abnormalities with Additional Surgical Repairs

ID: exh5035b
This full color stock medical exhibit depicts continued cervical spine abnormalities and steps from the surgical procedure used to attempt to correct the situation. The first image is a sagittal orientational view of the pre-operative condition highlighting the fusion mass compressing the spinal cord at C4-5. The second image features the anterior incision site and is followed by an image illustrating the removal of the mass. The final images show the insertion of a new graft and the post-operative condition of the spine.
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