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    Apollo

    LEXCELCARE
    DEPARTMENT OFCLINICAL,RADIOLOGY IMAGING & HOSPITA L
    INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
    UHID:
    Patient Name: AHBG.0000272621 RIS No.: I17051.424044284
    BIPUL KUMAR SINGH Mr.
    23 Years Age/Gender:
    Referred By: Emergency Team Dr. Bed No./Ward:
    Bill Date: Scan Date: 24-Dec-2024
    Study Time: 02:58:12
    MRI STUDY OF WHOLE SPINE
    TECHNIQUE:Standard multi-planar mult-sequence Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the whole spine was done utilizing Semens
    MAGNETOM Amira 1.5 Tesla Scanner. CONTRAST: None administered
    REPORT: Post processing images submitted for interpretation reveals the following.

    Burst fracture of D6 vertebral body is noted with retropulsed fractured fragment causing thecal sac and
    dorsal cord compression.
    Fractures of bilateral pedicles &spinous processes of D6 vertebra, upper half of body of D7 and left
    lamina of D5 vertebrae and postero-medialend of left 6th rib are noted.
    Mild pre and paravertebral collections are noted at the level of D4, D5, D6, D7, D8 and D9 vertebrae.
    Minimal epiduralcollection is noted at the level of D8 vetebra.
    Mild edema is noted in D5 and D6 vertebrae - possibly fracture of postero-inferior end of D5 and upper
    half of D7 vertebrae.

    Cervical and lumbar vertebral bodies and their appendages show normal marrow signal intensity. The sacral
    segments show normal marrow signal intensity.
    No significant disc herniation or bulge is seenin the cervical and lumbar reg1ons. Cervicai and lumbar
    intervertebral discs show normal signal intensity.
    No significant disc herniation or bulge is seen in the dorsal region. Dorsal intervertebral discs show normal siqnal
    intensity.
    Facet joints are normal. There is no significant ligamentum flavum thickening. No seconday canal stenosis or
    narrowing is noted.
    The cervical portions of the spinal cord show normal signal intensity. Edema is noted in the dorsal cord at the
    level of D5, D6 and D7 vertebrae. No obvious evidence of cord contusion / hematoma noted. Conus
    medullaris is normal in position and shows normal signal intensity.
    Collections are noted in bilateral pleural cavities (L>R).

    IMPRESSION: STUDY REVEALS -


    BURST FRACTURE OF D6 VERTEBRAL BODY WITH RETROPULSED FRACTURED FRAGMENT
    CAUSING THECAL SACAND DORSAL CORD COMPRESSION.
    FRACTURES OF BILATERAL PEDICLES &SPINOUS PROCESSES OF D6 VERTEBRA, UPPER HALF
    OF BODY OF D7 AND LEFT LAMINA OF D5 VERTEBRAE AND POSTERO-MEDIAL END OF LEFT 6TH
    RIB.
    MILD PRE &PARAVERTEBRAL COLLECTIONS AT THE LEVEL OF D4, D5, D6, D7, D8 AND D9
    VERTEBRAE.
    IMINIMAL EPIDURAL COLLECTION AT THE LEVEL OF D8 VERTEBRA.
    I CORD EDEMA IN DORSAL CORD AT THE LEVEL OF D5, D6 AND D7 VERTEBRAE.
    MILD EDEMA IN D5 AND D6 VERTEBRAE- POSSIBLY FRACTURE OF POSTERO-INFERIOR END OF
    D5 AND UPPER HALF OF D7 VERIEBRAE.
    DR. UPASANA M. BARUAH, MD
    DR. RAJ CHANGKAKoTY, DMRD DR. RAHUL KHETAWAT, MD DR, PARIKHITA HAZARIKA, MD
    Consultant Radlologlst
    Consultant Radlologist Assoclate Consultant
    Consultant Radlologist HOD-USGX-RAY
    Radlologlst

    f apolloexcelcarehospital
    Apollo Excelcare Hospital -AUnit of Asclepius Hospitals &Health Care Pvt. Ltd. O apolloexcelcarehospital
    Regd. Office: NH-37, Near Ganesh Mandir, Paschim Boragaon, Guwahati, Assam -781033 apolloexcelcarehospital
    0361 [email protected] www.apollohospitals.com
    ApolloExcelcare
    ABH
    CIN:U85110AS2005PTCO07736
    CERTIFIED

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