(My test cost my insurer $1,008.) As for my own EMG, I flunked. "The C6 and C7 came out positive in your EMG," Ron Childs told me in reporting the results. This means the nerves emanating from the ...

The spinous process at C7 or T1 is the most prominent ... suggest cervical myelopathy. The Spurling test provides information regarding nerve-root compression that may lead to radiculopathy.

The Spurling test involves extending the neck ... The most commonly affected nerve root in cervical radiculopathy is the C7 nerve root, followed by the C6 and C8 nerve roots.

We investigated the effect of grafting the contralateral C7 nerve from the nonparalyzed side to the paralyzed side in patients with spastic arm paralysis due to chronic cerebral injury.

One way to test that would be to just cut the C7 nerve and see if that is enough to produce the improvements, he said. “In their paper they say they saw some improvements after one month ...

Transferring the C7 nerve from the nonparalyzed to the paralyzed side in patients with a stroke or other cerebral injury resulted in improved function and reduced spasticity in the affected arm ...

The man, whose name has not been released, crushed his spinal cord at the C7 vertebrae in the base of his neck in a 2008 motor vehicle accident. The injury severed the nerve circuits that would ...

The patient had healthy upper arm nerves, and because the injury was on the C7 vertebrae - the lowest bone on his neck - doctors were able to avoid operating on the spine. They bypassed the ...