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Medical Conditions - Syrinx

A syrinx is a liquid or fluid-filled cyst in the spinal canal. Syrinx can progress and cause significant difficulties in certain persons while others have no signs or symptoms.

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What causes ataxia, hypotonia, seizures, and dysphagia?

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Could neck pain, stiffness, hand numbness indicate syrinx?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It may very well be the syrinx. A syrinx can cause pain and temperature sensory deficits to occur early but may not be recognized for years.

My left-arm strength has decreased and is painful. Are my MRI findings the cause?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Sorry to have known that small CSF-like intensity at C5-C6 is probably called a syrinx which can occur without a cause, due to tuberculosis or after a trauma.

I have spinning sensation in the head with a small syrinx in the MRI spine. Kindly help.

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