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Additionally cervical radiculopathy commonly causes unilateral upper extremity strength, sensation, and reflex deficits that are isolated to the 33 Part | 1 | Introduction distribution of the affected nerve root(s). Myelopathies, on the other hand, are disorders of the spinal cord and are discussed in detail in Chapter 9. Although symptoms often begin as merely neck pain or a ‘stiff neck’, myelopathies of the mid-cervical spine (C3–C5) commonly cause more distal pain and symptoms of numb and/or ‘clumsy’ hands.