Hello,
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I am afraid I am not sure what kind of a document would be helpful for you, and basically, the replying process at iCliniq is a text message.
However, I can provide you with the full text of those X-ray reports (but I also think you could get those reports from the imaging center). I hope you find it helpful.
1) X-RAY OF BOTH KNEE
HISTORY: Pain, restricted movement. No fracture. No lytic / sclerotic lesion. Joint space reduction at medial tibiofemoral compartments of both knee joints. Articular margins are regular. No soft tissue calcification. No abnormal soft tissue swelling.
IMPRESSION: Osteoarthritic changes
X-Ray Pelvis A/P View
HISTORY: Pain. No abnormal radiopaque shadow is noted in the pelvic region. No fracture or lytic/sclerotic bony lesion is noted. Joint spaces are maintained in both hips and SI joints. Articular margins are regular in both hips and SI joints. Mild sclerosis at the lower end of the left SI joint. No abnormal soft tissue opacity or calcification is identified in the pelvic cavity. IMPRESSION: Degenerative changes
X-RAY Right SHOULDER
HISTORY: Trauma in 2000. (?) Labral tear. Pain / restricted movement. Upward angulation of the lateral end of the right clavicle. No lytic / sclerotic lesion.
Joint space widening at the acromioclavicular joint. Articular margins are regular. No soft tissue calcification. No abnormal mild tissue swelling. IMPRESSION: Old fracture at the lateral end of the clavicle, with subluxation at the acromioclavicular joint
X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE B/V
HISTORY: Pain / restricted movement. CURVATURE: Straightened. Atlantoaxial distance normal. VERT. BODIES: Heights maintained. Normal bony opacity. Margins aligned. End-plates smooth. Wedge-shaped bone fragment anterior to C6 disc level — limbus vertebra.
POSTERIOR ELEMENTS: No fracture or lytic/sclerotic lesion. DISC SPACES: Maintained. No abnormal swelling, mass lesion, calcification, hemorrhage, foreign bodies, air lucency, or air-fluid levels were found in pre or paravertebral soft tissue planes. IMPRESSION: Limbus vertebra at C6 level
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