Cervical Disc Herniation

Cervical disc herniations are, after lumbar disc herniations, the second most common disc herniations by location. Symptoms usually manifest as neck pain radiating into the upper extremity, with the precise location of the pain radiation depending on the precise location of the disc herniation.\n\n

Cervical disc herniation on MRI
Sagittal MRI of disc herniation at C5/6 and C6/7 on a T2 MRI sequence

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