I couldn’t open your imaging so can’t add anything, but just to say the vertebral artery runs through the transverse processes, so there’s a limit to how much can be shaved. Depending on the doctor you see, they often check that the IJV is decompressed enough for good flow before finishing the surgery.
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“I’ve already made up my mind: I’m going to have the entire left C1 transverse process removed. The vertebral artery should be fully opened/decompressed. Even if cervical instability results, I have no choice—I need this to survive. The issue now is finding a surgeon who can do it.”
Just like m uk’s case is m uk removed entire trasverse process?
“I’ve already made up my mind: I’m going to have the entire left C1 transverse process removed. The vertebral artery should be fully opened/decompressed. Even if cervical instability results, I have no choice—I need this to survive. The issue now is finding a surgeon who can do it.”
Just like m uk’s case is m uk removed entire trasverse process?
“I’ve already made up my mind: I’m going to have the entire left C1 transverse process removed. The vertebral artery should be fully opened/decompressed. Even if cervical instability results, I have no choice—I need this to survive. The issue now is finding a surgeon who can do it.”
Just like m uk’s case was m uk removed entire trasverse process?
@TML hasn’t been on recently as he’s recovering from his surgery, so you might not get a response…
I don’t know enough to comment on what it could be.
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I am in the same situation as @Jules. I’m not sure what that spot is. If you use AI technology, you could load your image into one of the AI sites & ask if AI can identify it.
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