 Similar to yesterday, the patient was uncooperative and unable to hold still; multiple attempts were made with repeat imaging. Given this caveat:Cervical spine MRI with contrast:No gross abnormal enhancement, although images are significantly motion degraded.Thoracic spine MRI without contrast:There is mild chronic anterior wedge deformity of T10 without fragment retropulsion. Sagittal and axial T2 images appear to be fairly diagnostic and demonstrate no spinal cord signal abnormality. T1 images are motion degraded. Postcontrast images are significantly motion degraded and demonstrate no gross abnormal enhancement. There are no disc herniations or stenoses.
1.Similar to yesterday, the patient was uncooperative and unable to hold still; multiple attempts were made with repeat imaging.2.Cervical spine MRI with contrast: No gross abnormal enhancement, although images are significantly motion degraded.3.Thoracic spine MRI without contrast: Sagittal and axial T2 images appear to be fairly diagnostic and demonstrate no spinal cord signal abnormality. Postcontrast images are significantly motion degraded and demonstrate no gross abnormal enhancement.