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An unexpected finding on your MRI or CT scan isn't always serious. Learn what incidental findings are, how common they are, and the exact steps to take next.

Your cervical spine MRI report may show disc herniation, bone spurs, or stenosis. This guide explains each finding in plain language and what to ask next.
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The Impression section is the most important part of your radiology report. Learn what it contains, how it's written, and how to read it with confidence.