A lateral cervicothoracic projection demonstrated closed intervertebral disk spaces and distorted vertebral bodies. The patient was mispositioned for such a projection to be obtained was that the MSP was not aligned parallel with the IR.
What is cervicothoracic?
The transitional section between the mobile lordotic cervical and less mobile kyphotic thoracic spines is known as the cervicothoracic (CT) junction, and as such, it has the potential to become rigid. Neck pain, headaches, and pain in the upper limbs have all been linked to decreased cervicothoracic junction mobility.
What is the cause of Cervicothoracic postural dysfunction?
The majority of the time, poor posture with the head kept in flexion is the root cause of the issue. The position of the joints is compromised by excessive flexion, which causes stiffness and dysfunction. Cervicothoracic joint dysfunction is frequently brought on by a rapid blow to the head or by something that shocks the neck.
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