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Not quite sure what to make of this except the syrinx runs all the way from c4 to t12. Radiologist hasn't read it yet but I'm not going by what they say anyway. I leave it up to the neurosurgeon.

Yes I did look at those images and then some. I see what you are saying but am not convinced of a B12 deficiency. I have a thoracic mri scheduled today. The radiologist just says I have a 2-3 mm syrinx from c5 to t1. We're suspecting it goes further down my spine than that. Will post again later.

I started in Iowa City. 3 different neurosurgeons weren't even the least bit concerned about the lesions. Then after 6 months of back and forth having possitive eng test on my arm and legs they said there was nothing they could do about my back and neck. So I'm pretty much done going there. Thank yo...

Every doctor who has seen my mri has shrugged it off. My neurologist isn't a specialist in this area. He does however see what I'm pointing out to him. He has referred to a Dr. Krain in Cedar Rapids who is an MS specialist.

Still, no one has commented on my Mri image.

My range is [211-946] My count is 408. In any case, my concern is in the image I posted. Basically I would like to know If it something I should be concerned about. http://s1098.photobucket.com/user/alrob ... d.jpg.html

B12 is normal so no homocysteine or mma was needed. Folic acid is normal.

Thanks for the help. As I stated before all blood tests were negative. They were very thorough.

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I have an issue where I live. There are few specialist in this field. I have some medical training and see lesions on my spinal chord which leads me to blieve I have ppms. My brain scan is normal. They are visible on axial and sagital views and in localizer mode they point right to what I'm looking ...