Figure 1From: Partial tetraplegic syndrome as a complication of a mobilizing/manipulating procedure of the cervical spine in a man with Forestier's disease: a case report T2-weighed MRI scan in a median-sagittal plane of the cervical spine. There is a C 6/7 luxation fracture without evidence for a profound spinal cord lesion. The degenerative alterations, particularly the large bridging spondylophytes are consistent with Forestier's disease.Back to article page