Fig. 3From: Histopathological characteristics of cervical extensor tissue in patients with dropped head syndromeCase 8 (Table 1). a Lateral cervical radiographic findings (arrow indicates interspinous elongation between C6 and C7). b Cervical sagittal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with short time inversion recovery (STIR, arrow indicates interspinous high signal change). c Ultrasound findings suggested vascular proliferation in the interspinous muscle between C6 and C7. d–g Pathological findings of the interspinous tissue between C2 and C7 (d C2–3, e C4–5, f, g C6–7). Hematoxylin and eosin staining [d-f], Elastica van Gieson staining [g])Back to article page