 There is ill-defined, very mild/equivocal increased STIR signal within the cervical spinal cord. The morphology and signal intensity of the spinal cord is otherwise within normal limits. The spinal canal is patent without acute cord compression. Mild scattered degenerative disc disease is present. No worrisome bone marrow lesions are identified.
1.No acute cord compression. 2.Equivocal increased STIR signal within the cervical spinal cord which may be artifactual. Dedicated segment-specific MRI can be considered as clinically warranted.