Presentation
Presenting to ED following a bicycle accident. Neck pain.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
Unenhanced CT cervical spine
From the case:
Accessory articulation of cervical transverse processes
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There is apparent articulation between the left C5 and C6 transverse processes.
No significant degenerative changes at this level.
No acute injury identified.
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Key images demonstrating the site of articulation between the left C5 and C6 transverse processes.
Case Discussion
Accessory articulation between cervical transverse processes is a rare anatomical variant.
It reflects an incidental finding in this case.
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