Since calcified stylohyoid ligaments may be a way for your body to stabilize your head/neck because of the CCI, maybe removing them will make the CCI worse?
I am in the exact same situation as you at the moment. I have calcified stylohyiod ligaments and I also think I have CCI because of a lot of dysautonomic symptoms. But sadly there is no good help for either Eagles or CCI in Sweden.
That’s a debate we see quite a bit on here @Erik.Swe , unfortunately not even doctors can agree!
Hi @Disabled_Inventor. Thank you for posting this information and your photos. I am now measuring things on my own imaging. I am a little confused about your third posted photo. You are calling it the McRae line. It is my understanding that the McRae line goes from the basion to the opisthion in order to diagnose basilar invagination and/or low lying cerebral tonsils (Chiari). Are you perhaps using the Basion-Axial interval as opposed to the McRae line?
I’m just wanting to know exactly which one it is for my own investigations. Thanks!