Presentation
Fever and sore throat.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Cervical rib - bilateral
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Normal chest radiograph.
Bilateral cervical ribs.
Case Discussion
Cervical ribs are incidentally identified in this asymptomatic patient, articulating with the transverse processes of C7 vertebra. They are usually bilateral, asymmetric, asymptomatic and are more common in females. In some patients, they can present with symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome.
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