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Disease Information for Cervical herniated disk syndrome: Synonyms: Synonyms

Synonym: Acute back pain disc, Bone struct cervical vertebra, Bone structure of cervical vertebra, Bone structure of cervical vertebra (body structure), Cervical spinal column, Cervical spine, Cervical spine structure, Cervical spine structure (body structure), Cervical Vertebra, Cervical vertebra unspecified, Cervical vertebrae, Cervical vertebrae (C I C VII), Cervical vertebrae (CI CVII), Cervical vertebral column, Cx Cervical spine, DISCOGENIC DISEASE, discogenic disorder, disease (or disorder) disc, disease (or disorder) discogenic, disease (or disorder) intervertebral disc, Disorder intervertebral disc, Disorder of intervertebral disc, IDD, INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISEASE, intervertebral disc disorder, Intervertebral disc disorder (disorder), Intervertebral disc disorder unspecified, Intervertebral disc disorders, INTERVERTEBRAL DISK DISEASE, Intervertebral disk syndrome, Set of cervical vertebrae, Spine cervical, Vertebra cervical, VERTEBRA DISC DISEASE, Vertebrae Cervical, VERTEBRAL DISC DISEASE, Synonym/HNP

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