Diagnostic study to assess the structure and health of the craniovertebral junction, the area where the skull and spine meet.
Follow specific instructions provided by the healthcare provider or imaging center.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for the examination.
Inform healthcare team about any history of head or neck surgeries, allergies, and medications. Mention any metal implants or devices.
Patient lies on an examination table, usually in a supine position.
X-rays, CT scan, MRI, or other specialized imaging techniques may be used to capture detailed images of the craniovertebral junction.
Varies based on the type of examination and the specific condition being assessed.
Patient may be able to resume normal activities immediately.
Follow up with the healthcare provider for a detailed analysis of the imaging results.
Radiologist or healthcare provider analyzes images to assess the structure and health of the craniovertebral junction.
Results assist in diagnosing conditions related to neck pain, headaches, evaluation of structural abnormalities in the craniovertebral junction, trauma to the head and neck, and neurological symptoms.
It's important to discuss any concerns or questions about the craniovertebral junction study with your healthcare provider for personalized information based on your situation.
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