The document discusses cervical spondylotic myelopathy, a spinal cord injury caused by compression of the spinal cord from age-related wear and tear changes in the cervical spine. An MRI of the cervical spine showed a disc protrusion at the C3/C4 level that was causing spinal stenosis, narrowing of the spinal canal and pressing on the spinal cord. The MRI also revealed increased fluid signal within the spinal cord without any abnormality in the cord's natural signal, indicating injury from compression.

1. CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC
MYELOPATHY
ASSOCIATED SPINAL CORD INJURY
CENTRAL CORD-COMPRESSIVE
MYELOPATHY COMPOSITE

8. SPINAL CANAL STENOSIS

14. Postraumatic
central cord
syndrome
MRI of the cervical
spine focal posterior
disc protrusion at
C3/4 level causing
spinal stenosis
obliterating CSF
space and impressing
onto the spinal cord.
There is increased
intramedullary T2
signal without
abnormal T1 signal
noted

25. Cord at multiple levels

30. OPLL