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spondylosis

Degenerative changes in the spine due to ageing or secondary to injury or other disease.
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4) More common conditions such as ankylosing spondylitis and cervical spondylosis may also cause pronounced anterior osteophyte formation of the cervical vertebrae and consequent dysphagia.
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SANDRA, Birmingham A CERVICAL spondylosis is quite a common cause of neck pain, particularly in older people.
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