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Two divots today.From: Allen Worrall (jworrall@alaska.net)Tue Jul 12 23:23:22 2005
Latha, today I scanned two patients, and each demonstrated the divot sign (indentation of the skin of the back of the neck by the cord). In each patient the spine was anterior. One patient was an insulin dependent diabetic with a BMI of 45.1, about 37 weeks. The cord could be traced on either side of the neck, but as usual I could not determine if the cord wrapped around the front of the neck, because this area was deeply shadowed by the neck itself. The other patient was about 32 weeks (cannot remember for sure) and the cord clearly went down the left side of the neck and the right side of the skull. In other words, on the right the cord must have moved in the superior direction. Again, I could not tell if it went around the front of the neck. I reported both of these. Allen
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