Improvement of Radiation Diagnostics of Polysegmental Central Stenosis of the Cervical Spinal Canal of Various Origins

Marguba Olimovna Akhmadzhanova

Marguba Olimovna Akhmadzhanova Andijan State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan

Keywords: Diagnostic criteria, tomographic examination, peripheral neuropathies, proprioceptive reflexes, spinal canal, body

Abstract

In this article, among the diseases of the central nervous system, diseases of the spinal cord occupy a special place, their prevalence and the complexity of the clinical differentiation of the causes of injuries, even with the use of modern neuroimaging capabilities. The current diagnosis is that various forms of limited or widespread narrowing of the spinal canal due to congenital and acquired causes associated with syndromes that cause significant diagnostic difficulties among secondary lesions of the cervical spine. Myelopathy of the cervix due to stenosis is a disease of the spinal canal, as well as vascular, inflammatory and other diseases that arise in the presence of stenosis of the cervical spine of the computer. Apply reliable diagnostic criteria necessary for determine the significance of stenosis in the genesis of myelopathy.

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