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Round #4

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Radiographic Findings

X-Ray of the cervical spine reveals large bridging anterior osteophytes from the level of C2 to the upper thoracic spine (yellow arrow). Additionally, a dense band of calcification is noted along the posterior aspect of the vertebral bodies. (red arrow) Mild disc space narrowing is noted at C5-6 and C6-7, with minimal narrowing at C3-4. There is no evidence of facet joint fusion or narrowing.

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